Deploy Pandoc to Microsoft Intune

Published by JohnMacFarlane in Automation

If you need to convert files from one markup format into another, pandoc is your swiss-army knife.

Publisher: JohnMacFarlane
Homepage: Visit publisher website
License: GPL-2.0
Category: Automation

Deployment details

Latest version: 3.13
Installer type: msi
Silent install arguments: /qn /norestart ALLUSERS=1
Install command: .\payload\Invoke-AppDeployToolkit.exe
Uninstall command: .\payload\Invoke-AppDeployToolkit.exe -DeploymentType Uninstall
Detection rule: The exact Intune detection rules generated for this PSADT package
App source: win32

Commands and arguments were captured during an automated QA install of version 3.13 in an isolated Windows VM.

Tested by IntuneGet QA

Passed

Version 3.13 tested on October 26, 2026.

VirusTotal scan of the installer hash: clean. 0 of 60 engines flagged it.

Package provenance

Installer SHA-256: 208EEEF81B3D734A24F999AFB5BF49DB4DCF0BE4FB72307BEBF9AD02353F9A73Check on VirusTotal
PSADT version: 4.1.8
Packaging commit: 1cc5fb513c
Package profile: 8CDB8DF33A915EAF...

IntuneGet verifies the installer SHA-256 before packaging and does not store the installer. The full evidence, including the recorded hash, is in the QA report.

Recent versions

3.12
3.11
3.10.2
3.10.1
3.10
3.9

How deployment works

IntuneGet packages Pandoc as a Win32 app and uploads it directly to your Microsoft Intune tenant. You review the package settings, configure assignments, and start the deployment from one guided workflow.