After editing the code and hitting the hot reload button all following breakpoints are being improperly added, e.g. a new file gets opened in a read-only mode and the breakpoint gets added there in a completely different spot.
The path to the opened read-only file has the following structure: ...\AppData\LocalServer\{some-id}\original-sub-path-to-the-file-being-edited. {some-id} look like a git unique id, it feels like its opening up a specific git commit or something (but I haven't been able to find it).
Rebuilding the whole app "fixes" the issue, until next hot reload and breakpoint addition which repeats the process above.
This issue started happening with Visual Studio 17.11.0 Preview 1.0.
Version on which it worked fine: 17.10.0 Preview 1.0.
I'm posting it here because the "report a problem" visual studio page is repeatedly asking me to sign in (even after signing in) right after hitting the "Submit" button, it goes on then in a loop.
Version Used: Visual Studio 17.11.0 Preview 2.0
After editing the code and hitting the hot reload button all following breakpoints are being improperly added, e.g. a new file gets opened in a read-only mode and the breakpoint gets added there in a completely different spot.
The path to the opened read-only file has the following structure:
...\AppData\LocalServer\{some-id}\original-sub-path-to-the-file-being-edited
.{some-id}
look like a git unique id, it feels like its opening up a specific git commit or something (but I haven't been able to find it).Rebuilding the whole app "fixes" the issue, until next hot reload and breakpoint addition which repeats the process above.
This issue started happening with Visual Studio 17.11.0 Preview 1.0. Version on which it worked fine: 17.10.0 Preview 1.0.
I'm posting it here because the "report a problem" visual studio page is repeatedly asking me to sign in (even after signing in) right after hitting the "Submit" button, it goes on then in a loop.