Jakub Bereżański

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The url is correct. The problem is either on the server (managed by Microsoft) or somewhere on the network between your machine and the server. There is nothing I can...

That is correct. Because of the way Microsoft designed the Visual Studio installer program, the packages on chocolatey.org will always install the latest VS version. The reason is that the...

You're welcome :) Yes, that last option also needs the old files. Its benefit is only in reducing the amount of data to be stored. I believe the VS Installer...

Oh, I've just accidentally stumbled upon this: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/releases/2019/history#installing-an-earlier-release It seems Microsoft is now providing links to bootstrappers capable of installing a specific, earlier version, at least for Professional/Enterprise/BuildTools products. These...

Well, ideally I would like to have the cake and eat it, so to speak. That is, retain the ability to easily install the latest VS and upgrade to it,...

Here is a wild idea: 1. Use the existing package ids for both scenarios. 2. Divide the package version numbers into two "channels" (similar in meaning to [AU streams](https://github.com/majkinetor/au/issues/74)): -...

One scenario which would offer a slightly worse UX in the above design is the case of a workload package depending on a minimum version of the main product, such...

Yes, the .NET packages are constructed differently than the simple example from the docs. The `Install-DotNetFramework` function comes from the `chocolatey-dotnetfx.extension` module (specifically, from [here](https://github.com/jberezanski/ChocolateyPackages/blob/master/chocolatey-dotnetfx.extension/extensions/DotNetFrameworkHelpers.ps1#L117)). As you can see in...

As I wrote in that issue. in order to try to determine the cause, I need: - the full Chocolatey log: $Env:ChocolateyInstall\logs\chocolatey.log - the Visual Studio log files (there will...

Oh dear, this is a tough one. The image you are using already contains a version of Visual Studio 2019 Enterprise. Both VS 2017 and 2019 are serviced (installed/updated) by...