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Created a safe session branch, committed everything, fast-forward merged back into feat/012-windows-update-rings, then pushed.
Commit: 074a656 feat(rings): update rings + update profiles
Push is done; upstream tracking is se
Co-authored-by: Ahmed Darrazi <ahmeddarrazi@adsmac.local>
Reviewed-on: #18
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# Feature Specification: Windows Update Rings (012)
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**Feature Branch**: `feat/012-windows-update-rings`
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**Created**: 2025-12-31
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**Status**: Draft
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**Input**: `config/graph_contracts.php` (windowsUpdateRing scope)
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## Overview
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Add reliable coverage for **Windows Update Rings** (`windowsUpdateRing`) in the existing inventory/backup/version/restore flows.
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This feature also extends coverage to **Windows Feature Update Profiles** ("Feature Updates"), which are managed under the `deviceManagement/windowsFeatureUpdateProfiles` endpoint and have `@odata.type` `#microsoft.graph.windowsFeatureUpdateProfile`.
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This feature also extends coverage to **Windows Quality Update Profiles** ("Quality Updates"), which are managed under the `deviceManagement/windowsQualityUpdateProfiles` endpoint and have `@odata.type` `#microsoft.graph.windowsQualityUpdateProfile`.
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This policy type is defined in `graph_contracts.php` and uses the `deviceManagement/deviceConfigurations` endpoint, identified by the `@odata.type` `#microsoft.graph.windowsUpdateForBusinessConfiguration`. This feature will focus on implementing the necessary UI normalization and ensuring the sync, backup, versioning, and restore flows function correctly for this policy type.
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## In Scope
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- Policy type: `windowsUpdateRing`
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- Sync: Policies with `@odata.type` of `#microsoft.graph.windowsUpdateForBusinessConfiguration` should be correctly identified and synced as `windowsUpdateRing` policies.
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- Snapshot capture: Full snapshot of all settings within a Windows Update Ring policy.
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- Restore: Restore a Windows Update Ring policy from a snapshot.
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- UI: Display the settings of a Windows Update Ring policy in a readable, normalized format.
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- Policy type: `windowsFeatureUpdateProfile`
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- Sync: Feature Update Profiles should be listed and synced from `deviceManagement/windowsFeatureUpdateProfiles`.
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- Snapshot capture: Full snapshot of the Feature Update Profile payload.
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- Restore: Restore a Feature Update Profile from a snapshot.
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- UI: Display the key settings of a Feature Update Profile in a readable, normalized format.
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- Policy type: `windowsQualityUpdateProfile`
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- Sync: Quality Update Profiles should be listed and synced from `deviceManagement/windowsQualityUpdateProfiles`.
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- Snapshot capture: Full snapshot of the Quality Update Profile payload.
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- Restore: Restore a Quality Update Profile from a snapshot.
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- UI: Display the key settings of a Quality Update Profile in a readable, normalized format.
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## Out of Scope (v1)
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- Advanced analytics or reporting on update compliance.
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- Per-setting partial restore.
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## User Scenarios & Testing *(mandatory)*
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### User Story 1 — Inventory + readable view
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As an admin, I can see my Windows Update Ring policies in the policy list and view their configured settings in a clear, understandable format.
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**Acceptance**
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1. Windows Update Ring policies are listed in the main policy table with the correct type name.
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2. The policy detail view shows a structured list/table of configured settings (e.g., "Quality update deferral period", "Automatic update behavior").
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3. Policy Versions store the snapshot and render the settings in the “Normalized settings” view.
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### User Story 2 — Backup/Version capture
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As an admin, when I back up or create a new version of a Windows Update Ring policy, the snapshot contains all its settings.
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**Acceptance**
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1. The backup/version payload in the `snapshot` column contains all the properties of the `windowsUpdateForBusinessConfiguration` object.
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### User Story 3 — Restore settings
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As an admin, I can restore a Windows Update Ring policy from a backup or a previous version.
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**Acceptance**
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1. The restore operation correctly applies the settings from the snapshot to the target policy in Intune.
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2. The restore process is audited.
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### User Story 4 — Feature Updates inventory + readable view
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As an admin, I can see my Windows Feature Update Profiles in the policy list and view their configured rollout/version settings in a clear, understandable format.
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**Acceptance**
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1. Feature Update Profiles are listed in the main policy table with the correct type name.
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2. The policy detail view shows a structured list/table of configured settings (e.g., feature update version, rollout window).
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3. Policy Versions store the snapshot and render the settings in the “Normalized settings” view.
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### User Story 5 — Quality Updates inventory + readable view
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As an admin, I can see my Windows Quality Update Profiles in the policy list and view their configured release/content settings in a clear, understandable format.
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**Acceptance**
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1. Quality Update Profiles are listed in the main policy table with the correct type name.
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2. The policy detail view shows a structured list/table of configured settings (e.g., release, deployable content).
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3. Policy Versions store the snapshot and render the settings in the “Normalized settings” view.
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