问题
I am using .NET Core 1.0 and Visual Studio 2015 Update 3 to make a simple Asp.Net Core MVC website.
How can I debug my application and "Step Into" the .NET Core source code that is available on GitHub?
Specifically, I am trying to troubleshoot one issue with Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.Facebook 1.0.0 assembly that I fetched from NuGet.
回答1:
I wrote this article more than 1 year ago so it's a bit out of date but the idea is still the same:
- You sync to the correct tag from GitHub. In your case, you probably want to sync to tag 1.0.0
- Build that repository by running
build.cmdorbuild.sh - Add the
srcfolder path to your app'sglobal.jsonfile. For example, if you clonedSecurityinD:\Security, then you addD:/Security/srctoglobal.jsonin theprojectsproperty. - Rebuild everything and it should work.
PS: If you use VS and don't see immediately the new code, try restarting it. It's a known issue that sometimes it doesn't pick up the changes to global.json
回答2:
Update to fit new VS 2017
In Visual Studio 2017 15.3.5 and later We can use SourceLink support for debugging .NET Core and ASP.NET Core sources. To enable source link support just Disable Enable Just My Code and and Enable Enable Source Link Support. Then Enable Microsoft symbol servers.
Victors answers works well with vs 2015.For some one who is looking for a solution with vs 2017,
In vs 2017 there is no global.json availble.So instead of adding folder path in global.json a project reference has to be added and rebuild.
All the others mentioned in Victors article works same as with 2015.
It is important that the git hub tag and the nuget package matches have the same versions.
回答3:
Also make sure that on a solution level, you have your project "configration", set to debug. See screenshot.
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(For the solution properties to show up, right click on the .sln in the solution explorer.)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38448924/how-can-i-debug-the-source-code-of-net-core-or-the-base-class-libraries-corefx