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I'm trying to debug a WCF service in VS2013, but...it seems to keep using old versions of the c# files - I've ticked 'Make source files match code files' , I've looked in all the Asp.net Temp folders I'm aware of<br />
(C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\<wbr />Framework6<wbr />4\v4.0.303<wbr />19\Tempora<wbr />ry ASP.NET Files, I'm targeting framework 4 + I'm on a 64 bit OS) and they are empty, but the code firing seems to be out of date, even though the debugger is stepping thru the current version.
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I'm trying to debug a WCF service in VS2013, but...it seems to keep using old versions of the c# files - I've ticked 'Make source files match code files' , I've looked in all the Asp.net Temp folders I'm aware of
(C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\Temporary ASP.NET Files, I'm targeting framework 4 + I'm on a 64 bit OS) and they are empty, but the code firing seems to be out of date, even though the debugger is stepping thru the current version.

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