Does Microsoft understand how messed up it is as a leader in development tools to require an Enterprise license to access the profiler? The profiler should not be only accessible to those willing to shell out significantly more money to make the applications a stable efficient experience. The fruit company doesn't limit this? Best Practices has always been to use a profiler for 20+ years I have been developing and being a long time user of Xamarin - back when they offered this necessary tool it is disappointing that this stunt is being done by Microsoft.
Add to the royal pain in the a$$ that we can't easily rent VS Enterprise for a month without having to fully install that version and messing up paths. I could be more amenable to the process if the professional version merely offered an option to enable it via subscription but this adding/removing that entire IDE reminds me of the half baked solution of the late 90s.
Please either fix the process or offer the profiler as a standalone solution like RedGate with the .NET platform.