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Change dotnet build to create portable pdbs by default
See original GitHub issueThe current experience for VS Code users is not ideal for debugging when running on Mac/Linux because you cannot step into a break point until you update project.json to produce portable pdbs by default.
When dotnet build is executed it should produce portable pdbs by default if it’s not already configured in project.json.
Related to dotnet/sdk#6341
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Can you elaborate on the issues? Also, shouldn’t we be fixing those issues in Visual Studio?
Our templates are using portable pdbs by default.