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I have a solution with 3 projects, one of them being Ex.utils and Ex.Api. Where the . dll of the utils project is referenced in Ex.Api in 'References'. Both compiled in the same version of . NET.
When running debug, breakpoint, after numerous searches, remains as if unavailable.
Started out of thin air? It’s just this block of code?
– Gabriel Coletta
Ever tried to give a
clean
and arebuild
insolution
?– Marco Giovanni
I’ve done what @Marcogiovanni quoted, I’ve compared the . NET version of the projects, both equal.
– Vinícius
@Gabrielcoletta happens this anywhere I put the breakpoint to debug.
– Vinícius
started from scratch? Or you just install the IDE?
– Gabriel Coletta
Within the break point conditions, you have the location setting. Click "Enable source from a different location than the original" and see if it’s right
– DiegoSantos
I just downloaded, installed the dependencies and plugins and associated to my database. The project runs 'ok', I’m just not able to debug.
– Vinícius
At a glance in this answer to see if it helps
– Marco Giovanni
@Marcogiovanni came to check this alternative also.
– Vinícius
@Diegosantos could explain me better?
– Vinícius
Answering below with print, see if it solves...
– DiegoSantos
It is probably being compiled in Release mode, change to Debug.
– João Paulo Araújo
The topic is old, but it happened to me, so maybe other people will go through it. Make sure you have not changed the solution settings for RELEASE instead of DEBUG.. I was distracted and didn’t see it, I was banging my head for a few minutes. = D
– Jéssica