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I am running local IIS, and using vs.net 2019 to build web application. All is up and running when I debug-run.

The question/problem quite simply: when I want to modify the cshtml or the enclosed javascript right now I need to restart the web application pushing F5 again. Is there a way I can modify the js/cshtml and just refresh the browser? (this was the workflow I used with .net framework)

David
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  • think this is a duplicate of https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52204892/reload-asp-net-core-app-when-dll-files-change-bin-deploy - not built into kestrel server – developer Apr 06 '20 at 15:43
  • This may be working ..trying now https://dev.to/expertsinside/turn-on-runtime-compilation-for-modified-views-in-asp-net-core-fbp – David Apr 06 '20 at 15:50
  • Do you mean you use visual studio to remote debug the IIS application or directly debug the application by modifying the VS launch settings. – Brando Zhang Apr 07 '20 at 02:09

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You can use 'dotnet watch'. Open Package manager console and navigate to your project folder. Then run 'dotnet watch run'. you can go to browser and visit localhost:5000 (port depends on your configuration) than you will see the app is running. When you change something on cshtml or js file, refreshing the page will reflect the changes to page.

zekeriya kocairi
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