Closed Snotax closed 2 years ago
Hi @Snotax, thank you for reporting this issue. I'll make sure it gets looked at ASAP.
@Snotax What type of project are you using?
Also, can you check the value of LocalLaunchProfile in your
@NCarlsonMSFT Thank you for your reply. I just found out that it works with Web (API) Projects but not with simple Console Applications. I have some console applications that function as Kafka Consumers that I'd like to debug with B2K8s.
{ "profiles": { "GT-TenantOrchestrator.Handler": { "commandName": "Project" }, "Docker": { "commandName": "Docker" }, "Bridge to Kubernetes": { "commandName": "AzureDevSpacesLocal", "launchBrowser": true } } }
I also tried changing "AzureDevSpacesLocal" to "Project", then the debugger starts, but it can't make a connection to the AKS. And yes, all my applications worked with VS2019. What I did change is the .NET version from 5 to 6.
@Snotax thanks, I've been able to reproduce the issue and have started working on a fix. We hope to be able to release it next week.
@Snotax this should be fixed in today's release.
@NCarlsonMSFT Hi, thanks for the release! After some initial tests it seems to be fixed now :D Thanks!
Describe the bug Whenever I want to start my Bridge in Visual Studio 2022, I get following popup and the debugger stops:
The Bridge still starts in the background, but you don't see it. You can then start the debugger again manually and get it to work this way. There are no errors in the logs of the bridge.
The bridge also doesn't disconnect when stopping the debug process. Even thought following properties are set:
To Reproduce Steps to follow to reproduce this issue.
Environment Details Client used (Visual Studio): VS: Visual Studio version --> 2022
Client's version: Operating System: Win 11