UPDATED: Feb 16th 2012: Workaround #1 and #2 only works when run-time checking is not enabled. Added workaround #2B which seems to work. Thanks to David S, Michael S and Continue Reading →
Introduction Recently I have been involved in some projects to improve the software quality of their code base. These code bases have been rather large, and in some cases consisting Continue Reading →
If you use the Debugger.Launch statement in your code with Visual Studio 2017, your open Visual studio instances will not be shown when this launches. You will only be given the opportunity to start new instances. You might also not be able to start any VS2017 instances. This bug is fixed in VS 2017.Update 3 preview 2.
On Windows:
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%UserProfile%\.nuget\packages