OK guys I figured it out. The other night I was playing around with IntelliTrace and changed the setting to collect call information. I didn’t notice the warning on that page stating “Edit and continue is disabled when collecting Call Information”! See screen shot. (source: sedotech.com) So I just disabled that and I was good … Read more
In the Solution Explorer view, right-click on each reference of References, choose Properties. In the Properties view, sign False to the field of Embed Interop Types. This works for me.
Edit and Continue is not supported on 64 bit applications at the CLR level so there is no way for Visual Studio to implement it either. The easiest way to work around this problem is to target your application to x86 chips. This will cause it to run in Wow64 mode as a 32 bit … Read more
Eventually what solved the issue was: Clean every project individually (Right click> Clean). Rebuild every project individually (Right click> Rebuild). Rebuild the startup project. I guess for some reason, just cleaning the solution had a different effect than specifically cleaning every project individually. Edit: As per @maplemale comment, It seems that sometimes removing and re-adding … Read more
Other Applicable Solutions: Below is an incomplete, unordered list of possible solutions to try if you* are trying to fix Edit & Continue quickly. Make sure you are in Debug Mode Make sure you’re not launching a mixed mode process Try to set the CPU target to x86 rather than AnyCPU (on x64 machines) Uncheck … Read more