Ensure that debug configuration, debug flag and full debug info are set on all assemblies. Delete all bin and obj folders and all DLLs related to the project from the entire machine. Visual Studio for Mac uses the Mono Soft Debugger, which is implemented into the Mono runtime, allowing Visual Studio for Mac to debug managed code across all platforms. The Debugger Visual Studio for Mac uses the Mono Soft Debugger to debug managed (C# or F#) code in all Xamarin applications.

What is a Preview? Visual Studio Preview gives you early access to the latest features and improvements not yet available in the main release. By trying Preview, you can take advantage of new builds and updates that ship on a. For more information on Visual Studio Preview installs, visit our. Please note that the preview version is continuously evolving and certain features may not work as expected. This version is also not licensed to build shipping applications.

If you would like to build production application you can access stable release of Visual Studio from our page. What is a Preview? Visual Studio for Mac Preview gives you early access to the latest features and improvements not yet available in the main release. By trying the Preview you can take advantage of new builds that ship frequently. Please note that the preview version is continuously evolving, and certain features may not work as expected. This version is also not licensed to build shipping applications.

If you would like to build production applications, you can access stable release of Visual Studio for Mac from our page. December 4th, 2018 by John Montgomery In Visual Studio 2019 Preview 1, we’ve focused on a few key areas, such as making it faster to open and work with projects stored in git repositories, improving IntelliSense with Artificial Intelligence (AI) (a feature we call Visual Studio IntelliCode), and making it easier to collaborate with your teammates by integrating Live Share. With each preview we’ll be adding capabilities, improving performance, and refining the user experience, and we absolutely want your feedback. December 4th, 2018 by John Montgomery In Visual Studio 2019 Preview 1, we’ve focused on a few key areas, such as making it faster to open and work with projects stored in git repositories, improving IntelliSense with Artificial Intelligence (AI) (a feature we call Visual Studio IntelliCode), and making it easier to collaborate with your teammates by integrating Live Share. With each preview we’ll be adding capabilities, improving performance, and refining the user experience, and we absolutely want your feedback.

A new version of the Unity Debugger Extension for Visual Studio Code is being released here for early testing and feedback. The debugger extension has been upgraded to the latest debugger libraries to provide a better debugging experience and try to address some of the issues found by users.

The main issue this new release addresses is support for the new.NET 4.x Mono runtime in Unity. Please report any kind of feedback in this thread and help us track issues by reporting them on the GitHub repo: Download • If you need to download an earlier release please visit the GitHub page and download them from the release page. This link will be kept up-to date with the latest version at all times. Installation Warning: Installing this version will override your existing Unity Debugger extension. The provided.vsix file can be manually installed from inside VS Code by following these instructions: • Open your workspace, in the extension tab in the left menu.

• Here you can open settings on the three dots in the bar with the name Extensions. • Click install from VSIX How to uninstall • Go to the extension tab. • Click on the cogwheel next to the Debugger for Unity 2.0.0 under installed. • Choose to uninstall. Release notes ===2.6.6=== • • Updated attaching to standalone players ===2.5.0=== • • New logo that supports dark and light theme ===2.4.2=== • • Command 'Unity Attach Debugger' • Automatic detection using `Library/EditorInstance.json` • Setting a breakpoint has been refactored. ===2.3.0=== • ===2.2.0=== • ===2.1.0=== • ===2.0.0=== • Updated debugger libraries to support.NET 4.6 runtime in Unity.