I am sorry I did not break this issue into pieces, but I am not sure how the error messages are related to each other. I hope this is not a security vulnerability
Steps to Reproduce
Clone the repo at the end of this issue
Put the told breakpoint
Try to step in two times or step over that line (wait 5 seconds after launching the app on the device, then it will get you to that line)
The program reenters the run mode
Repeat the steps 1-3 and test this: everything I enter in the Immediate Window, including "1+1", results in reentering the run mode sometimes without any message or visible error. The error in the first screenshot (the big one) appeared when I was trying to expand a property view in the debugger with the Parallel Stacks window open. If I close the Parallel Stacks window:
The Immediate Window works well in the same situation (the same LOC and moment in the program's progress) for 1+1 (shows 0x0002).
But I cannot step in or over the line BackView.IsVisible = true;, it behaves just like I am pressing the Continue button.
Expected Behavior
To be able to step over that LOC. To not enter automatically in the run mode. The error message to not be necessary (not shown, and not needed).
Actual Behavior
The error in the screenshot is shown.
Basic Information
Version with issue:
Last known good version:
IDE: VS 2019 Community with latest updates
Platform Target Frameworks:
iOS:
Android: minimum 5.0, target 9.0
UWP:
Android Support Library Version:
Nuget Packages:
Xamarin.Forms v4.1.0.709244
Xamarin.Essentials v1.2.0
Affected Devices:
at least Samsung Galaxy S9 (SM-G960F)
Screenshots
Another screenshot
Immediately after that, this:
Then, after pressing Continue (pressing again shows this message again):
After a period of time, in which I deleted some files and code to create a test case, I get this error when trying to step over that line:
Reproduction Link
This repo reproduces just a part of the issues presented above: when placing a breakpoint on the line 133 in the FlipFromFrontToBack async method inside FlipView.cs, when the breakpoint is first hit, and I press Step In or Step Over, the program enters the run mode again, just like if I press pressing Continue. Sometimes an error window appears similar to the last one inserted above.
Description
I am sorry I did not break this issue into pieces, but I am not sure how the error messages are related to each other. I hope this is not a security vulnerability
Steps to Reproduce
Clone the repo at the end of this issue
Put the told breakpoint
Try to step in two times or step over that line (wait 5 seconds after launching the app on the device, then it will get you to that line)
The program reenters the run mode
Repeat the steps 1-3 and test this: everything I enter in the Immediate Window, including "1+1", results in reentering the run mode sometimes without any message or visible error. The error in the first screenshot (the big one) appeared when I was trying to expand a property view in the debugger with the Parallel Stacks window open. If I close the Parallel Stacks window:
1+1
(shows0x0002
).BackView.IsVisible = true;
, it behaves just like I am pressing the Continue button.Expected Behavior
To be able to step over that LOC. To not enter automatically in the run mode. The error message to not be necessary (not shown, and not needed).
Actual Behavior
The error in the screenshot is shown.
Basic Information
Screenshots
Another screenshot
Immediately after that, this:
Then, after pressing Continue (pressing again shows this message again):
After a period of time, in which I deleted some files and code to create a test case, I get this error when trying to step over that line:
Reproduction Link
This repo reproduces just a part of the issues presented above: when placing a breakpoint on the line 133 in the
FlipFromFrontToBack
async method insideFlipView.cs
, when the breakpoint is first hit, and I press Step In or Step Over, the program enters the run mode again, just like if I press pressing Continue. Sometimes an error window appears similar to the last one inserted above.I hope I helped somehow.
Thank you.