I’m looking for anyone to elucidate why, on the same machine, using the exact same install script for Visual studio 2022, the newest version (17.12.35521.163) comes with an older maui-windows workload (7.0.49/7.0.100) while a previous version (17.11.35222.181) comes with a newer maui-windows workload (8.0.72/8.0.100).
If anyone can offer an explanation, and perhaps even some clarity on what “workload-sets” are vis-a-vis SDKs, manifests, nuget etc. I’d be grateful.

I’m looking for anyone to elucidate why, on the same machine, using the exact same install script for Visual studio 2022, the newest version (17.12.35521.163) comes with an older maui-windows workload (7.0.49/7.0.100) while a previous version (17.11.35222.181) comes with a newer maui-windows workload (8.0.72/8.0.100).
If anyone can offer an explanation, and perhaps even some clarity on what “workload-sets” are vis-a-vis SDKs, manifests, nuget etc. I’d be grateful.

I’m looking for anyone to elucidate why, on the same machine, using the exact same install script for Visual studio 2022, the newest version (17.12.35521.163) comes with an older maui-windows workload (7.0.49/7.0.100) while a previous version (17.11.35222.181) comes with a newer maui-windows workload (8.0.72/8.0.100).
If anyone can offer an explanation, and perhaps even some clarity on what “workload-sets” are vis-a-vis SDKs, manifests, nuget etc. I’d be grateful.

I just installed Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition. However, I am facing problem to sign in. The error I got is:
Object doesn’t support property or method ‘addEventListener’

Although the winforms app was running fine yesterday now I get error