doc: support toolchain Visual Studio 2022 & 2026 + Windows 10 & 11 SDK#61864
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For the Windows SDK: Note that the Windows 10 SDK (10.0.19041.0) is out of support since 2025-10-14.
The Windows 11 SDK "can target Windows 11, version 25H2, in addition to previous Windows releases." Windows 10 SDK should be removed from the Node.js supported toolchain in a separate semver-major PR. |
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Refs: #61449
Situation
The Supported toolchains section of the
BUILDING.mddocument specifies:BUILDING.mddocument, the "Desktop development with C++" workload is required. In the older Visual Studio 2019, this installed the Windows 10 SDK. The Visual Studio 2022 & 2026 releases however install the Windows 11 SDK, not the Windows 10 SDK by default, although Visual Studio 2022 does allow optionally installing the (out-of-support) Windows 10 SDK.Change
Update the Supported toolchains section of the
BUILDING.mddocument to:This restricts the Visual Studio versions to the working ones, and adds Windows 11 SDK (which is the one currently supported by Microsoft) to the supported toolchain.
Backporting
This PR can be backported to v25.x with no restrictions
Backporting to v24.x requires the landing of PR [v24.x backport] build: add support for Visual Studio 2026 #61840 for consistency between documentation and capabilities, although backporting without the other PR won't make the documentation any more inaccurate than it currently is
Do not backport to v22.x or v20.x since they are not compatible with Visual Studio 2026 (see [v20.x] doc: supported toolchain with Visual Studio 2019 & 2022 only #61450 & [v22.x] doc: supported toolchain with Visual Studio 2022 only #61451 instead)