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Expand Up @@ -246,6 +246,8 @@ To import modules automatically when debug has started, follow the below steps:
- In the **Debug** tab mentioned previously, go to **Start Options**
- Import the Profile module, along with the module you are testing, by pasting the following in the **Command line arguments** box (_note_: you have to update the <PATH_TO_REPO> and <SERVICE> values provided below):
- `-NoExit -Command "Import-Module <PATH_TO_REPO>/src/Package/Debug/ResourceManager/AzureResourceManager/AzureRM.Profile/AzureRM.Profile.psd1;Import-Module <PATH_TO_REPO>/src/Package/Debug/ResourceManager/AzureResourceManager/AzureRM.<SERVICE>/AzureRM.<SERVICE>.psd1;$VerbosePreference='Continue'"`

- **Note**: if you do not see all of the changes you made to the cmdlets when importing your module in a PowerShell session (_e.g.,_ a cmdlet you added is not recognized as a cmdlet), you may need to delete any existing Azure PowerShell modules that you have on your machine (installed either through the PowerShell Gallery or by Web Platform Installer) before you import your module.

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