.NET Core 2.0 debugging on Ubuntu using Rider 171.4456.575 Follow
Has anyone been able to get Rider to debug a .NET Core 2.0 (preview) program to debug within Rider (June 2017 release)?
Rider does report the following when I open my .csproj targetting .NET Core 2.0:
".NET Core version problem: .NET Core 2.x is not fully supported. Some features will not work as expected."
Am I to assume that I need to wait for a future version of Rider??
Here is the message I see when I click the de"bug" icon in Rider:
Exception in debugger process: Exception in debug session This CoreCLR debugger session has not been given enough information to start new processes for debugging. Only Attach to Running Process operation is available.
--- EXCEPTION #1/2 [InvalidOperationException]
Message = “This CoreCLR debugger session has not been given enough information to start new processes for debugging. Only Attach to Running Process operation is available.”
ExceptionPath = Root.InnerException
ClassName = System.InvalidOperationException
HResult = COR_E_INVALIDOPERATION=80131509
Source = Mono.Debugging.Win32
StackTraceString = “
at Mono.Debugging.Win32.CoreClrDebuggerSession+<>c__DisplayClass7.<OnRun>b__4 () [0x000d1] in <7eee3f4329674169b7454ce3755a1461>:0
at Mono.Debugging.Win32.MtaThread.Run (System.Action ts, System.Int32 timeout) [0x0000d] in <7eee3f4329674169b7454ce3755a1461>:0
at Mono.Debugging.Win32.CoreClrDebuggerSession.OnRun (Mono.Debugging.Client.DebuggerStartInfo startInfo) [0x00014]...
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NetCore 2.0 is still in preview and debugging will not work on it.
We plan to make it work at some point, when it become less preview and become closer to release.
Any news on when this will happen, now that 2.0 is released.
+1
Now that .NET Core is released, I also have the issue that the debugger is no longer working... Any news on this?
Now that .NET Core is released, I also have the issue that the debugger is no longer working... Any news on this?