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Detect when a user uninstalls a VS-managed workload and give an actionable error #39534

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baronfel opened this issue Mar 14, 2024 · 0 comments
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baronfel commented Mar 14, 2024

We should also update dotnet workload uninstall to have an error message specifically for when a user uninstalls a VS-managed workload with no CLI install manifest. In this case, we should tell the user that they need to uninstall the workload via the VS Installer, and that the CLI command they run had no effect.

Originally posted by @baronfel in #21811 (comment)

Since the CLI can't remove VS workloads, we should detect when a user tries this and give them an actionable message instead.

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