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Debugger cannot restore with newest builds of the CLI ('coreclr.ad7Engine.json does not exist') #5711
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@brthor, while fixing this regression, can you please also fill the test gap that let this issue come through? It looks like the regressed capability was added near here: dotnet/cli@a71112c |
Taking ownership to fix |
Ok, I added back in this line: https://github.com/dotnet/cli/pull/2220/files#diff-21237ad3a7decd8d9b62b36289e2760dL146 And the |
Any NuGet packages that had contentFiles weren't getting the content files added to the published output directory. This breaks things like debugging in VS Code. Fix #2459
The intention of https://github.com/dotnet/cli/pull/2220/files#diff-21237ad3a7decd8d9b62b36289e2760dR176 was to replicate the function of that line without copying the host of the current platform at the same time. |
Any NuGet packages that had contentFiles weren't getting the content files added to the published output directory. This breaks things like debugging in VS Code. Fix #2459
Any NuGet packages that had contentFiles weren't getting the content files added to the published output directory. This breaks things like debugging in VS Code. Fix #2459
Steps to reproduce
dotnet/vscode-csharp#181
Expected behavior
dotnet/vscode-csharp#181
Actual behavior
dotnet/vscode-csharp#181
Environment data
dotnet --info
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