Edge deployment through script

Asifahmed
New Contributor III

Hello All,

 

I am looking for the URL to script to download the latest version MS Edge and to install on macOS when it will execute on mac device. I dont want to download and upload and add this latest .pkg every month in my Jamf policy. But after download I can see the URL is version dependent, do anyone has any suggestion how to get a fix URL so that same URL will download the latest version of MS Edge .pkg every month without changing the URL in my policy, I want to do it just I like MS Office package after taking the URL from https://macadmins.software 

Please help me for Edge browser.

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efil4xiN
Contributor II

Not trying to be facetious, but have you looked at installomator? even Apple feels the same way you do and it is now recommending this

sdagley
Esteemed Contributor II

The Jamf App Catalog offers Microsoft Edge as an available install, and apps installed via that mechanism automatically update. If the Jamf App Catalog isn't an option then Installomator which @efil4xiN has already suggested would be your best option.

cbrewer
Valued Contributor II

Doesn't https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2093504 always download the latest copy of Edge? If you use that URL, you should always get the current stable version.

Asifahmed
New Contributor III

Ok, but If I use the logic of installomator still I cant evaluate the URL to get it.

Any suggestion?

sdagley
Esteemed Contributor II

@Asifahmed Why do you need to evaluate the URL? Installomator will install it for you without you needing to provide the URL. If you're simply looking for the URL then you already have it from the macadmins.software fwlink for Edge.

AJPinto
Honored Contributor III

JAMF Mac App Catalog is your best option to have no involvement in this at all. It is fully automated. However, with full automation also means you evaluate what JAMF is doing. You cant have your cake and eat it to.

 

Beyond 1) JAMF's Mac App Catalog, or something like  2) installomator and keeping up on it, or 3) downloading the package and building the policy yourself. I suggest you reach out to Microsoft for suggestions.

daniel_behan
Contributor III

I use Microsoft's script directly from their GitHub repo.

https://github.com/microsoft/shell-intune-samples/tree/master/macOS/Apps/Edge