I’ve recently switched to a Mac (Mac 15 M3), and I’ve discovered that Visual Studio is no longer supported for Mac users. To work around this, I installed a Windows virtual machine on Parallels and attempted to install the latest version of Visual Studio 2022 Community Edition. However, I’m encountering an issue: the Azure Development workload is not appearing in the list of available workloads during installation. This problem doesn’t occur on a standard Windows machine but does persist on the virtual machine. I’ve tried several solutions without success. Could you assist me with this?

​I’ve recently switched to a Mac (Mac 15 M3), and I’ve discovered that Visual Studio is no longer supported for Mac users. To work around this, I installed a Windows virtual machine on Parallels and attempted to install the latest version of Visual Studio 2022 Community Edition. However, I’m encountering an issue: the Azure Development workload is not appearing in the list of available workloads during installation. This problem doesn’t occur on a standard Windows machine but does persist on the virtual machine. I’ve tried several solutions without success. Could you assist me with this?  Read More

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