Hi!
When you want to add modules to an already installed Editor version, or you want to install a new editor version, the Visual Studio Community 2019 is selected by default, even when it know’s you already have a newer version of VS installed (in my case VS 2022 Pro), and it displays a warning telling this is not recommended.
Please don’t set to install VS in this case by default.
Thanks!
This so much, why should I have to uncheck VS Community Edition every damn time I want to add or remove modules to my Unity installation???
I don’t use VS, and I shouldn’t have to uncheck it each time, its annoying asf.
Please remove it as a default checked item.
Every time I have an issue with Unity, I know I’m just gonna find hundreds of people online somewhere who’ve been having that issue for quite a while, and like 5% of the time the issue (even with tiny microscopic changes) has been fixed lol
But yes, don’t just presuppose everyone wants to install visual studio by default with every module install.
+1
We naturally use VS Professional within our organization. Every time I go to install a new version of the editor from Hub and forget to uncheck the Community option I end up wasting time not only with the install but with the uninstall and cleanup afterwards. At least make the Hub smart enough to detect existing Pro/Enterprise installations!!!
