You can see the .NET Core Guide for instructions on how to use these files with Visual Studio.
By default, when you're developing .NET Core projects, the SDK only includes the English version of the IntelliSense files. But now you can enhance your localized Visual Studio development experience by adding the localized IntelliSense files from the download site into your local development environment.
Lastly, with this release we have made the localized IntelliSense available as zip archives that does require you to manually extract and copy the files to respective SDK install folders. But we plan to make this experience better in future releases.
Discussion
To discuss this issue, please comment on the corresponding issue at dotnet/core #4032.
This week we released localized IntelliSense files for .NET Core 3.0 and 3.1, in following 10 Visual Studio supported languages:
The files (in zip archives) are available for download from Download localized .NET Core IntelliSense files.
You can see the .NET Core Guide for instructions on how to use these files with Visual Studio.
By default, when you're developing .NET Core projects, the SDK only includes the English version of the IntelliSense files. But now you can enhance your localized Visual Studio development experience by adding the localized IntelliSense files from the download site into your local development environment.
Lastly, with this release we have made the localized IntelliSense available as zip archives that does require you to manually extract and copy the files to respective SDK install folders. But we plan to make this experience better in future releases.
Discussion
To discuss this issue, please comment on the corresponding issue at dotnet/core #4032.