Specifically, I verified that the version that anyone downloads from the current version of the page (whether it's in en-us or de-de) is for Visual Studio 2019. Microsoft DOCS International This is related to #4054, where I suggested a workaround to the issue.įurther, as I explained in the previous GitHub Issue, I've tested the links and they all work correctly. We are actively reviewing your comments and will get back to you soon.
Content Source: docs/install/create-an-offline-installation-of-visual-studio.md.Content: Erstellen einer Offlineinstallation - Visual Studio.Er ist für die Verknüpfung von zum GitHub-Artikel erforderlich. Internet is limited on many servers, as it is only possible with offline installers. Since it is already stupid, if you still do not know how to create an installer for VS 2019. It's hard enough that you have to put together an installer in such a complicated way. Then you pull it all through, it takes a lot of time to build, somehow it has to get to a server, GB of data, and then you have a Visual Studio 2107 installed. How should a normal user recognize this in such a name? vs_community_ Maybe you should explicitly specify the version for the bootstrap downloads, so that you already recognize the name of the downloaded file, which is now for a version. The expectation of the documentation would be that you can understand it step by step and then also create an installer for Visual Studio 19.
Now they are all closed, but the link here is still wrong (I do not know if that is only in German, so I'll write in German now, as the original should have been fixed in English) MicrosoftDocs / visual studio-docs # 4054 This is according to Microsoft but not Visual Studio 2019 but an older version: 2017 If you now load Visual Studio community vs_community.exe, you get Step 1: Download the Visual Studio bootstrapper I went through the instructions given here The comment below was machine commented on Tue Oct 08 2019
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