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I think I set up everything correctly. My symbols are created and I configured Visual Studio after this tutorial. I can step into other libraries like JsonNet.

When I try to step into my code it tries to load the code from the correct path. (I can access the desired file via this path in the internet browser.)

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It starts downloading:

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But then it fails with the message: "Source Not Found" although the path is correct!

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What can be the reason?

Edit 1: Add the source server debug messages under the Visual Studio Debugging Options: enter image description here

Then I get the following error message: SRCSRV: The module 'C:\Users\Administrator\.......\bin\Debug\netcoreapp3.1\.....SectorGrid.dll' does not contain source server information.

Edit 2: I do not add the source link parameter mentioned here. But I think this happens under the hood!? I do not get in touch with the mentioned json, described here. But I have an exact same link as described there within my .pdb file: enter image description here

BaluJr.
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  • Did you find the solution ? – k4st0r42 Jan 27 '22 at 09:02
  • To tell the truth yes. It was nothing like a distinct single solution. A colleague of mine finally tested it in the same way, the week after and it worked. Are you stuck here as well? We don't have too much time but I could maybe ask my colleagues how it is done nowadays. – BaluJr. Jan 29 '22 at 12:41
  • Yes I'm stuck, if you have a solution to bring me I'm interested ! – k4st0r42 Feb 02 '22 at 13:08

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have you tried to enable the option "Enable Just My Code" in Debug → Options → Debugging → General

Badran Yahyaoui
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  • This does not solve the problem. Most tutorials (as the one linked in the question) even propose to explicitly disable this option when using Source Link. – BaluJr. Aug 28 '20 at 20:12
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A similar experience here: for my machine, it works for one codebase and for the others not. On the device of a colleague, it works for both.

I'm the owner of both repositories, so a permission problem is unlikely. What confuses me: there is this dialog that appeared during the first time of debugging a *.cs file of a NuGet package.

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Then it doesn't show up again. Maybe I have chosen the wrong answer when it appeared on my machine. How can the selection be reset, so that the dialog appears again?

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