How to debug Fable using Visual Studio (not Code)
How to debug Fable using Visual Studio (not Code)
How to debug Fable using Visual Studio (not Code)
Reading your question, I assume you are using IIS for debugging, not Visual Studio Development Server. In this case, debugging application start is tricky, because it is only called once when the application pool is started or recycled. When Visual Studio attaches to the process, Application_Start has already been running. The trick is to make … Read more
Delete the solution user options (.suo) file. If you experience “funny” debugging issues, it usually means the suo file is corrupt. Delete the solutions suo file. This has fixed weird debugging problems with breakpoints every time for me. Note, you will lose your solution settings, such as bookmarks, breakpoints, and such. See Visual Studio 2008 … Read more
You can go to Debug>Windows>Exception Setting and choose “System.InvalidOperationException” to solve the issue.
Go to WCF Options section in the property page of your WCF project and unselect the check box that says ‘Start WCF Service Host when debugging another project in the same solution’.
f:\dd\ndp\fx\src\… is the path to the source file on the machine that the .Net Framework was compiled on. Go to Tools, Options, Debugging, Symbols, and select Only specified modules. Also, uncheck Enable source server support in Debugging/General.
For me (Unity 2020.x and VS19) this happens quite often. Simply close VS and in Unity > Edit > Preferences > External Tools Click on “Regenerate project files” (you don’t need to check anything else, just click the button) Start VS again, and it should work as normal.
In IE9 (only one time): Tools > Internet Options > Advanced tab > In Browsing category > Clear “Disable script debugging” check boxes (both) > restart IE. In VS 2012: Run the Page Inspector ( when javascript error box opens, click No ! ) Choose from VS menu: DEBUG > Attach to process… Select “WebBrowserServer.exe” … Read more
Does anyone knows if there is a technical limitation and therefore this feature is simply not feasible for .NET Core? I’m afraid the answer is negative. So far this option only supports for .net framework, and not for .net core project and .net standard project temporarily. To get this option available for .net core projects … Read more
VS2015 and later: Go into Debug > Windows > Exception Settings and check the tick box against Common Language Runtime Exceptions (below the ‘Break When Thrown’ column header). VS2013 and earlier: Go into Debug > Exceptions and check the Thrown box against Common Language Runtime Exceptions. You may get a lot of noise this way … Read more