In preparation for macOS 10.15, this list identifies 32-bit apps in the Applications folder and returns the list to an extension attribute in Jamf Pro. The returned list may include Xcode because it contains an app with a non-standard file in place of a binary deep within its app bundle. This may be ignored.

List macOS 32-bit apps.bash

#!/bin/bash

# create a list of paths in the Applications folder for testing
MacOSPaths=$( /usr/bin/mdfind kMDItemKind==Application )

# recurse through the list and create a list of apps with 32-bit binaries
while IFS= read aPath
do
	cd "$aPath/Contents/MacOS"
	
	testBinary=$( /usr/bin/file * | /usr/bin/grep '64-bit' )
	
	if [ "$testBinary" = "" ]; then
		foundApp=$( /usr/bin/sed 's/\.app.*$/\.app/g' <<< "$aPath" | /usr/bin/grep ".app" | /usr/bin/awk -F "/" '{ print $NF }' )
		
		# to show full paths, comment line 14 and uncomment line 17
		# foundApp="$aPath"
		
		foundApps=$( echo -e "$foundApps\n$foundApp" )
	fi
done <<< "$MacOSPaths"

# sort the list and app names to Jamf Pro
appList=$( /usr/bin/sed '/^$/d' <<< "$foundApps" | /usr/bin/sort --unique )
echo "<result>$appList</result>"

exit 0

@iRyan757, on line 4, you could replace the command between the parentheses with this:

/usr/bin/find /Applications -name "*.app" -maxdepth 2 -print

This should find apps in the Applications folder and one sub-folder deep like Utilities.

leaving the the Smart Groups value at nothing worked for me. Thanks for all the help!

Thanks

how can I fetch from extension attribute for all the machine and also I want all the application running from the machine even stored the application in a different place also in different places

any option ?