InstallApplicationCommand.Command

A dictionary that contains the initial attributes of the app, if you choose to provide it. Available in iOS 7 and later, and tvOS 10.2 and later.

The change management state. This value doesn’t work with the user enrollment feature introduced in iOS 13, or any type of account driven enrollment. Available in iOS 9 and later, macOS 11 and later, and tvOS 10.2 and later. The only possible value is:

Managed

Take management of the app if the user installed it already and InstallAsManaged is true.

A dictionary that contains the initial configuration of the app, if you choose to provide it. Available in iOS 7 and later, macOS 11 and later, and tvOS 10.2 and later.

The app’s bundle identifier.

If true, install the app as a managed app. Otherwise, the system installs the app as unmanaged. If you reinstall a manged app and omit this value or set it to false, the app becomes unmanaged.

For manifest-based installs, if true, the system only considers apps installed in /Applications as managed. In macOS 11 through 13, the system requires that the pkg only contains a single signed app.

Available in macOS 11 and later.

If true, the app is an iOS app that can run on a Mac with Apple silicon in macOS 11 and later.

The app’s iTunes Store identifier.

A bitwise OR of the management flags. The possible values are:

• 1: If InstallAsManaged is true, remove the app upon removal of the MDM profile.

• 4: Prevent backup of app data.

• 5: Both 1 and 4.

Available in iOS 5 and later, macOS 11 and later, and tvOS 10.2 and later.

The URL of the app manifest, which needs to begin with https:. The manifest is returned as a property list that uses the ManifestURL format.

A dictionary that contains the app installation options.

If true, the device needs to be network-tethered to run the command.

The request type for this command.