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When running the system it does not respect breakpoint and displays this message as shown in the image.
According to this microsoft documentation should work like this.
https://docs.microsoft.com/pt-br/visualstudio/javascript/debug-nodejs?view=vs-2019
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In Visual Studio 2019, I believe this feature already exists since 2017, just you enable the option to Script Debugging.
But it will only stop at the breakpoints of scripts contained in files .js or .ts. And if you use Chrome or IE/Edge as your browser.
If this option is not present in the IDE, next to start, you can go to Debug > Options and enable the option there
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Hello, I have never tried debugging by Visual studio, if I’m not mistaken only possible if you run the site by IE, you can do this more easily by Console (F12) in Chrome or Firefox
– PauloHDSousa
I tried by IE but it didn’t work either. How do you debug?
– Pedro Mapelli
Open the Localhost URL with Chrome and press F12.
– PauloHDSousa
@Pedromapelli Managed to solve your problem?
– Leandro Angelo
By Visual Studio no, actually in a way yes, I start debugging through the browser console, I put breakpoints through the browser, and then I can continue through Visual Studio...
– Pedro Mapelli