Closed dahlsailrunner closed 3 years ago
It turns out this entire problem was caused when we updated the three projects from using netcoreapp3.1
to net5
-- we INCORRECTLY set the net5
value and should have used net5.0
in the csproj files. Once we changed this everything lit up again.
I seem to be unable to launch a docker compose project after upgrading to 16.10 this week. I'm trying to run a compose project via the debugger and the behavior has been that the build succeeds but the project never launches. Of note is that I also cannot seem to be able to choose "Start Debugging" as shown here: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/visual-studio-2019-v16-10-preview-2/#new-features-for-containers
I only see the "Do not start" and "Start without debugging" options.
The compose file I'm trying to start is this (3 .NET 5 aspnet projects and sql server):
When I ran docker compose up from the command line everything launched fine.
But the output I'm generally seeing from the container tools window when hitting "F5" is as follows (and no containers are running at the end; the "Docker Compose Run" button in VS becomes re-enabled):