When executing the install or update as part of an unattended automated batch file, the -wait option is helpful to ensure that the vs_enterprise.exe process waits until the installation is complete before it returns an exit code. Both of these processes need to finish in order to be considered a successful update. When installing or updating a client from a layout, the installer is always the first thing to get installed or updated, and then the Visual Studio product itself will get installed or updated. Make sure you -wait for both the installer and the product to finish. For example, use this command to run the installation and prevent the client machine from accessing the internet: \\server\products\VS\vs_enterprise.exe -noWeb -wait -passive -add -add -includeOptionalīe patient. To make sure your installer doesn't try to access the internet when it's installing the product, use the -noweb switch. If the user ever selects items that aren't available in the layout, then the installer will try to source these additional files from Microsoft hosted servers on the internet. \\server\products\VS\vs_enterprise.exe -quiet -wait The response.json in the layout provide the default configuration settings for the installation. Install from a network layoutĪ user with administrator permissions can install Visual Studio from a network layout in an unattended mode by running the following command. Install Visual Studio onto a client machine from a layoutĪdministrators can deploy a Visual Studio layout onto client workstations programatically as part of an installation script.
Prepare the client machines: Ensure that your client machines are ready to install Visual Studio and your users have the right permissions.Prepare the layout: Make sure that your layout is ready to install onto the client.In order to deploy a layout to a client machine, you'll need to consider the following topics first: Applies to: Visual Studio Visual Studio for Mac Visual Studio Code
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