VS 2022 Hot Reload with debugger

[guardrex]

When VS 2022 can do it, remove the following remark ...

In Visual Studio 2022 GA (17.0), Hot Reload is only supported when running without the debugger.

I'm going to track this one on the Blazor.Docs project so that I don't lose it 😄.

UPDATE 12/28

Checked with VS release 17.0.4, and Hot Reload is working, including with the debugger and with code changes in a component of a Blazor Server app with the debugger running. However, it seems to be working when the file is saved in the IDE with the Hot Reload on File Save option in use. That's the approach that DR demoed in the Standup. AFAICT, physically reloading the page in the browser per dotnet/aspnetcore#38809 (comment) is NOT required. The topic here currently doesn't mention saving the file specifically to trigger the automatic browser reload, so we might add a bit more guidance when we remove the NOTE about running with the debugger. I'll check with Tanay when we get back from the 💃🕺 holidays 🎆🥳 for the latest info.

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• Content: .NET Hot Reload support for ASP.NET Core
• Content Source: aspnetcore/test/hot-reload.md
• Product: aspnet-core
• Technology: aspnetcore-test
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[ldsenow]

My personal experience is to use dotnet watch cli for hot reload is much better than vs' at the moment.

[guardrex]

I'll be checking in with the product unit within a few weeks on the latest status. Everyone just returned from the holidays, and they're still digging out of mountains of email ⛏️⛰️📧😅.

[vchirikov]

My personal experience is to use dotnet watch cli for hot reload is much better than vs' at the moment.

I can't attach to a process runned with dotnet watch with vs code (vsdbg)

Error:

Failed to attach to process: Attaching a .NET debugger to this process is not allowed because code changes have been applied. The process must be restarted to allow debugging.

After dotnet watch restarted the process (like after touch src/Project.csproj) I can attach, but debugger completely unusable (hit a breakpoint, but continue doesn't work).

Where I should create an issue? (MIEngine or ???) Or debugging with vsdbg shouldn't work at all with dotnet watch?

[guardrex]

Before opening an issue, search the open ones. I haven't reached this yet to discuss it with any of the PU members or management, but I do see a bunch of open, actively discussed PU issues. Read these and see if they match your situation with Hot Reload and debugging ...

https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+label%3Aarea-blazor+hot+reload

[guardrex]

Here's what I think we should do at this point. I checked the engineering repo, and I see several Hot Reload issues under investigation and WIP. I can't say if the NOTE should be removed and/or additional remarks about what works and what doesn't should be added. I'm going to move this back to a P2 issue with the "PU" label and ask them to look at this issue and advise further. They'll be reviewing these issues within a few weeks.

[guardrex]

UPDATE (4/15): Whatever was wrong seems to be fixed. Local testing is 👍 and 🎉 for Hot Reload with the debugger. Removing the remark now.

[Engincode]

I found the solution.
http://www.engincode.com/-solved-visual-studio-2022-hot-reload-not-working-xamarin-forms-xaml