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Debugging Angular code with Visual Studio & ASP.Net Core #9527
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Information regarding debugging and source maps with vscode can be found in this issue: #2453 |
I'm not talking about Visual Studio Code, I'm talking about Visual Studio 2017 AND Angular in an ASP.Net Core project. |
There should hopefully be similar settings within your IDE. If not or other issues arise, please consider opening an issue with your IDE's vendor; or opening a question on a site such as StackOverflow which would be a more appropriate venue for a support request such as this. If you are wondering why we don't resolve support issues via the issue tracker, please check out this explanation. |
Oups I'm sorry I wasn't aware of the Code of Conduct here... I'll search again on SO and ask my question if I can find any answer. |
@dcasbonne Hi, did you find the solution for that problem? |
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(I have to do that because I've other projects in this applications that requires ASP.Net Core MVC (WebAPI) and it's more efficient to have 1 VS open instead of one VSCode with the Angular project and another VS with the others project)
Observed behavior
Breakpoints in Visual Studio (2017) are not hit when set in ts files
Desired behavior
Being able to debug typescript files inside Visual Studio :)
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