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Debugger: Conditional breakpoint not supported by this debug type

See original GitHub issue

Environment data

dotnet --info output: VS Code version: C# Extension version:

Steps to reproduce

1 Add a conditional breakpoint at line of " _appSettings = options.Value; " in HomeController.cs
and edit that breakpoint with condition of “1<0” 2 Press F5 to start debugging

Expected behavior

The conditional breakpoint I just added shouldn’t be hit in editor window. I input a false expression, so the breakpoint would not be hit.

Actual behavior

The conditional breakpoint would be hit and error message show “Conditional breakpoints not supported by this debug type”. I don’t know whether the conditional breakpoint is supported on CoreCLR.

Issue Analytics

State:
Created 7 years ago
Comments:7 (5 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

3reactions

xCyborgcommented, Apr 5, 2017

Is it already available, because as of now, April 2017. conditional breakpoints are not working with Unity.

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AlejandroHuertacommented, Aug 3, 2017

Going with what @xCyborg said. I’m not able to use conditional breakpoints with Unity 5.4.3f1. Is this an issue with this extension or the Debugger for Unity extension?

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