Nuget with pdb

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Hi,
Ive added a reference to a nuget that contains a pdb file. Should I be able to debug with it ?

Cheers,
John

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Good q. Copy Local should probably opt the .pdb along, but it might not yet, I’ll have a look. You have a test case or an example NuGet reference that has this, handy?

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Its in the carter examples Ive been posting. It does copy the pdb but it doesnt appear to work.

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Hmm. so the .pdb is next to the exe and it still doesn’t work? then that’d be a debugger issue, not an EBuild one. a self-contained test case would be appreciated, as Carlo is gonna reject this if I log it for him with “you can prolly make it work with this test case from another issue…”

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Thanks, logged as bugs://81765

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Actually, I’m not sure if .NET Core can use regular .PDB files on Windows, or whether it needs Portable PDB (which is iirc exe/dll-embedded). Carlo will know.

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CarterHelloWorldWebApp.zip (677.1 KB)

Ideally I would like to debug the .core app in Fire :slight_smile:

In startup.pas there are UseCarter and SetCarter methods. I would like to debug into those.

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Just to be clear; are you debugging with Fire or with Water?

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Fire

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bugs://81765 got closed with status fixed.

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Im guessing it requires a new build of Fire ? I dont suppose I could have one.

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It does, yes. I can create one for you later today.

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New Fire going up, ETA 5 mins (this has the same built that also has the EBuild fix)

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Unfortunately this doesnt appear to be fixed.

When I try and debug, it just says “Debugging CarterHelloWorldApp”

and I see this in the log

~> Process CarterHelloWorldWebApp started
~> Trying to debug PID 54351

All the breakpoints are saying “breakpoint not resolved”

it appears its stuck

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Damn. I think I know what this is. the API isn’t cross platform compatible. I’ll investigate.

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Thanks its working now.

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