Package Priority can be used to control the order in which this Package Task runs in relation to other tasks.
Unless you have a specific reason to change it, we would recommend you leave this at the default value of 10.

An example of this, could be that you have a piece of software that must be installed, and then a separate update patch applied after the install has taken place.

To edit the priority of a task, double click the Package Task, to open the task details, and change the priority number using the drop down.

To create long term flexibility we would recommend only deviating a few up or down from the default for your tasks of 10.

Tasks with Priority 10, will run before those with Priority 11.

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