Unable to reliably build containers about vs-dockerfiles

[heaths]

There are restrictions, such as you can't install .NET Framework as part of the VS install into Windows containers, which don't install .NET Framework (at least certain versions) by default. Attempts will fail in unpredictable ways, which is why examples start with a dotnet-framework tagged image.

To troubleshoot further, logs are needed. Given the sporadic nature, this could be a connection issue through your configured network (nat, transparent, or otherwise).

[ablaylock]

I meant to include the logs. I have edited the original post and added the log. I did see the logs with 255 in the name was failing to add .NET. I will look at what .NET images are available and try that.

[ablaylock]

Could you recommend a FROM line for installing VS 2019? I have tried FROM mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/framework/sdk:4.7.2 and FROM microsoft/dotnet-framework:4.7.2-sdk-windowsservercore-1709 both of which failed. See the attached logs.
vslogs_2147483651_4.7.2_sdk.zip
vslogs_2147483651_4.7.2-sdk-windowsservercore-1709.zip

[heaths]

Neither log is showing an install error. They are showing that the install succeeded, actually. Sure it's not one of the subsequent commands? The errors correspond to ERROR_CLIENT_SERVER_PARAMETERS_INVALID (could be an issue with your Docker install) and HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND), which could be anywhere.

[ablaylock]

Given the logs zip were generated and only command that is capable of generated them is the VS install that would pretty conclusively point to the vs install failing. Am I thinking about that wrong? I am going to look through the logs and maybe capture the output from the docker run as well.

[ablaylock]

I have attached the shell output from running the log vslogs_2147483651_4.7.2-sdk-windowsservercore-1709.zip here. You can see at the end where I copy out the zip.
error_run.txt

[ablaylock]

I reinstalled windows and now the images are building reliably, I think something may have gotten broken with docker or another program I installed was interfering.