This means verbose commenting, extra whitespace, and quote-surrounded file paths wherever possible, as well as version number iteration and Created/Last Modified labels when a change is made. We realize that the code style used in this project may not exactly match what is seen in Bash scripts elsewhere, but this is in an effort to improve legibility and understanding of script functionality for educational purposes.

Please make every effort to follow existing conventions and style when modifying or adding scripts to maintain consistency.We encourage repurposing these scripts as needed for your own environment (under the license terms), but will not store scripts here that do not function in Jamf Pro policies or extension attributes.

All scripts in this project are intended to run from a Jamf Pro install.

Feel free to fork this project and submit changes for approval, but please verify the following beforehand:

We welcome all contributions from the open source community to be submitted for review (in the form of GitHub pull requests). See Computer Extension Attributes and Running Scripts in the Jamf Pro Administrator's Guide for instructions on using these resources in your Jamf Pro installation. uninstalling applications (all uninstaller scripts are templated from uninstaller-template).installing applications that aren't available in installer packages.version of installed application or component (when normal application inventory collection does not capture the desired information).The extension attributes collect information such as: This is a collection of extension attributes and scripts intended for managing Mac workstations via Jamf Pro.

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