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An error occurred while saving the comment In the Sync Profiles API documentation here - https://api.simplemdm.com/#sync-profiles - there is a note indicating this specific endpoint is rate limited to 1 request per 30 seconds, and the header 'X-RateLimit-Reset' can be checked to see when the limit will be reset.
Can you please include specific examples in the documentation for this particular endpoint that demonstrate what the response headers will look like.
Additionally, for all API endpoints that have a rate limit, please indicate how the API will respond if the rate limit is hit and whether there will be a header 'X-RateLimit-Reset' value that indicates when that rate limit will be reset.
Providing clear documentation about these rate limits and how the API responds when they're hit will make it simpler for us developing implementations of the API and reduce the need to spam the API while testing.
An error occurred while saving the comment Bumping this.
The https://api.simplemdm.com/#installed-apps documentation seems to be a bit ambiguous; it reads to me that you should be able to call these methods for a specific device, yet there is nothing that indicates you need to pass a device id parameter, for those methods.
The documentation for https://api.simplemdm.com/#enrollments is sparse - what is this method is actually doing? Are there supposed to be params to specify which enrollment to delete?
The documentation for https://api.simplemdm.com/#device-groups does not indicate if the clone method takes any parameters to set the name of the freshly cloned device group, does this endpoint actually even support changing the name of a device group after/during cloning? Is there an update method for this to modify an existing device group?
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An error occurred while saving the comment You can sort of get this info about app installs already....
I wouldn't say it's the best tool/reporting method, and in my instance only the App Store apps handled via VPP have any installs info present, but if you go to the Catalog section of Apps & Media and click on the app bundle, and then the Installs tab, you can get this info.I think there's a lot of room for improvement in reporting app installed/version installed etc, for example, on each device group page it would be absolutely amazing to have an apps assigned dashboard that had the app install state overview for apps assigned to that device group...
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I have a few scenarios where I want to create an assignment group that only contains devices of a specific type, for example, desktop, laptop, tablet, phone, TV, etc (primarily I care about desktops and laptops, but this would also be useful for other device types).
The issue I have is there are devices in our fleet that need to get certain configurations that share the same preference keys/payloads, but only apply to them if it's a laptop or a desktop.
Currently I'm manually managing what I can through either direct profile assignment, or through our local munki, but I would very much like to avoid direct profile assignment where possible.