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No VS2019 installed on the VS2019 VM Images #70

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wely-zz opened this issue Nov 17, 2020 · 4 comments
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No VS2019 installed on the VS2019 VM Images #70

wely-zz opened this issue Nov 17, 2020 · 4 comments
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wely-zz commented Nov 17, 2020

There's an issue when provisioning VM with VS2019 (latest) using this:

"imageReference": {
"publisher": "microsoftvisualstudio",
"offer": "visualstudio2019latest",
"sku": "vs-2019-ent-latest-ws2019",
"version": "latest"
},

For some reason, VS2019 installed installed:
image

I have submitted a ticket thru Azure Support about this issue. While it will take some time for resolution, the workaround is to use this image:

"storageProfile": {
"imageReference": {
"publisher": "microsoftvisualstudio",
"offer": "visualstudio2019",
"sku": "vs-2019-ent-ws2019",
"version": "latest"
},

I'll submit a PR for this shortly.

wely-zz added a commit to wely-zz/MCW-App-modernization that referenced this issue Nov 17, 2020
This is to use an alternative VM image to answer the issue raised here.
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wely-zz commented Nov 17, 2020

I created a PR to resolve the issue temporary by using another image:
#71

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wely-zz commented Nov 17, 2020

So, there are two alternative to workaround this issue while the image is still being investigated.

Option 1: only if you have VS2019 Enterprise License

  1. When clicking the "Deploy to Azure" Button in this step

  2. Hit the "Edit template" in the Custom deployment.
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  3. Search for "imageReference" which supposed to be in about Line 113. Replace the publisher and offer to the followings:
    "imageReference": {
    "publisher": "microsoftvisualstudio",
    "offer": "visualstudio2019",
    "sku": "vs-2019-ent-ws2019",

    "version": "latest"
    }

Option 2: Install the VS2019 Community Edition in the VM

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wely-zz commented Nov 18, 2020

Update! the image issue has been fixed by the Azure backend team:
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So, folks you can ignore my workaround / comment above

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Following up to say the VM image for VS 2019 Community edition appears to have been fixed and is now installing VS 2019 Community correctly.

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