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Sorry in advance if you already know this, but if not, I just wanted to reach out and let you know that Visual Studio, as of Visual Studio 2019 version 16.3, has built in support for attaching to .NET processes running in Linux Docker containers. This can be done by going to 'Debug->Attach to Process...' and changing the 'Connection Type' to 'Docker (Linux Container)'. The initial support for this went out in 16.3, and we fixed a few issues in 16.4. If this extension supports additional functionality: that is great, not trying to take it away, just wanted to make sure you weer aware.
If you have any feedback on Visual Studio's built in support, feel free to either open Visual Studio feedback tickets (from VS: Help->Send Feedback->Report a problem), or open issues in the VS Code C# Extension repo if you think they may be vsdbg related.
Thanks!
Gregg Miskelly
Visual Studio Debugger Developer
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I found this extension works faster than Visual Studio attach to the process not sure why,
But in Visual Studio attach to process Docker (Linux Container) takes a couple of minutes
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Hello,
Sorry in advance if you already know this, but if not, I just wanted to reach out and let you know that Visual Studio, as of Visual Studio 2019 version 16.3, has built in support for attaching to .NET processes running in Linux Docker containers. This can be done by going to 'Debug->Attach to Process...' and changing the 'Connection Type' to 'Docker (Linux Container)'. The initial support for this went out in 16.3, and we fixed a few issues in 16.4. If this extension supports additional functionality: that is great, not trying to take it away, just wanted to make sure you weer aware.
If you have any feedback on Visual Studio's built in support, feel free to either open Visual Studio feedback tickets (from VS: Help->Send Feedback->Report a problem), or open issues in the VS Code C# Extension repo if you think they may be vsdbg related.
Thanks!
Gregg Miskelly
Visual Studio Debugger Developer
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: