Probably a dumb question I am asking, but did you restart Visual Studio? You should see the templates. Also what version of Visual Studio are you running AND do you have ASP.Net Core installed on your computer? Do you have the latest .Net SDK installed?

https://our.umbraco.com/documentation/Fundamentals/Setup/Install/install-umbraco-with-templates

Hi,

Core theoretically should be 6.0 SDK. My assumption is you can run all the 'dotnet' commands in your command line.

If you run CMD and run the command

dotnet --version

You should see 6.0.x

And if you run

dotnet --info

You should see some "Core" info come up.

dotnet --list-sdks 

lists your SDKs

You also ran

dotnet new -i Umbraco.Templates::*  

And if you do a

dotnet new -all

Do you see the Umbraco Project templates?

2019 Community should be perfectly fine to run the project.

Also, just try searching for "Umbraco" a few more times in the new Projects section in Visual Studio.

I just did an update of my SDK to 6.0 and installed the templates via the dotnet commands on another computer, and followed the steps and it took me a few times searching for "Umbraco" and it finally came up.

It didn't come up the first time, but I cleared the search box a few times and it came up.

That is very strange that is happening. Your system has the templates and everything needed to see those templates, Visual Studio is just not seeing them.

My last suggestion would be to see if you can download and install Visual Studio 2022 Community and set up in the installer, select all the C#, Core, etc. selections you would need, let it do all the SDK installs it needs with the latest ASP.Net Core 6 SDK, ASP.Net 4.8, etc. , and then see if you can see the templates with the newest version of Visual Studio.

By all indications you have shown, your VS2019 version should be able to pull up those templates, but since 2022 is built to handle all the newest SDKs in the past few years, maybe it will be able to create a new cache and see the templates.

I had the exact same issue. I use Visual Studio 2019 for my daily work which is 99% .Net Framework and not Core projects.

I followed the instructions to install the Core Umbraco templates but no matter what I did I could not get them to show up in the "Create New Project" dialog in Visual Studio.

I had assumed that the problem lay with the way my "home" directory is managed in my work environment ... it's aliased to a server and not actually on my local machine.

However, then I decided to do a Core 6 project and discovered that Visual Studio 2019 does not support Core 6. So I installed Visual Studio 2022. Lo and behold, when I opened the "Create New Project" dialog THERE were the Umbraco templates listed!

So, now I don't think it has anything to do with my environment. I think those templates just don't work in Visual Studio 2019.

You can run VS 2019 and VS 2022 concurrently so you might as well just download and install it. BTW you'll love the new intellisense. I swear it can read my mind. The code practically writes itself. lol

i am using vs 2022 already installed .net 5&7

Host:
  Version:      7.0.5
  Architecture: x64
  Commit:       8042d61b17

.NET SDKs installed:
  5.0.404 [C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk]
  7.0.203 [C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk]

i tried to install new templete of umbraco 11 it gives me

PS D:\HelpProjects> dotnet new install Umbraco.Templates

The following template packages will be installed: Umbraco.Templates

Umbraco.Templates (version 10.2.0) is already installed, it will be replaced with latest version. Failed to install Umbraco.Templates, the template package is invalid.

how can fix that

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