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sometimes visual studio debugger has different breakpoints as the visual studio shows. the Debugger ignores breakpoints although they were listed as active in the source code editor and breakpoint window. i could come out from this either by deleting the breakpoint and set a new one, or by deleting all breakpoints from time to time.<br />
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Sara
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sometimes visual studio debugger has different breakpoints as the visual studio shows. the Debugger ignores breakpoints although they were listed as active in the source code editor and breakpoint window. i could come out from this either by deleting the breakpoint and set a new one, or by deleting all breakpoints from time to time.

Sara

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Can someone provide the steps needed to debug and ASP.NET application? &nbsp;I have 2 projects within the solution I wish to debug (have breakpoints). &nbsp;In the previous version of VS this was pretty straightforward.
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Can someone provide the steps needed to debug and ASP.NET application?  I have 2 projects within the solution I wish to debug (have breakpoints).  In the previous version of VS this was pretty straightforward.

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Thanks! &nbsp;Cleaning the Solution worked for a short time and the problem reappeared. &nbsp;For now I am going back to VS 2015 until the debugging experience is improved or simplified in VS 2017.
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Thanks!  Cleaning the Solution worked for a short time and the problem reappeared.  For now I am going back to VS 2015 until the debugging experience is improved or simplified in VS 2017.

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l recently upgraded to Visual Studio 2017. When I debug an ASP.NET app my breakpoints are being ignored. What must I do to change this behavior? Are there some IDE options that I must change?
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l recently upgraded to Visual Studio 2017. When I debug an ASP.NET app my breakpoints are being ignored. What must I do to change this behavior? Are there some IDE options that I must change?

Visual Studio 2017 Question

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