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You can run and debug your apps in Linux or Windows containers running on your local Windows desktop with Docker installed, and you don't have to restart the container each time you make a code change.
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This article illustrates how to use Visual Studio to start an app in a local Docker container, make changes, and then refresh the browser to see the changes. This article also shows you how to set breakpoints for debugging for containerized apps. Supported project types include .NET Framework and .NET Core web and console apps. In this article, we use ASP.NET Core web apps and .NET Framework console apps.
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This article illustrates how to use Visual Studio to start an app in a local Docker container, make changes, and then refresh the browser to see the changes. This article also shows you how to set breakpoints for debugging for containerized apps. Supported project types include web app and console app targeting .NET Framework and .NET Core. The examples presented in this article, are an ASP.NET Core web application and a .NET Framework console application.
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This article illustrates how to use Visual Studio to start an app in a local Docker container, make changes, and then refresh the browser to see the changes. This article also shows you how to set breakpoints for debugging for containerized apps. Supported project types include .NET Framework, .NET Core web and console apps, and Azure Functions. In this article, we use ASP.NET Core web apps and .NET Framework console apps.
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This article illustrates how to use Visual Studio to start an app in a local Docker container, make changes, and then refresh the browser to see the changes. This article also shows you how to set breakpoints for debugging for containerized apps. Supported project types include web app, console app, and Azure Function targeting .NET Framework and .NET Core. The examples presented in this article, are a project of type ASP.NET Core Web App and a project of type Console App (.NET Framework).
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If you already have a project of a supported type, Visual Studio can create a Dockerfile and configure your project to run in a container. See [Container Tools in Visual Studio](overview.md).
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description: Learn about the solution user options (.suo) file, which contains per-user solution options in a structured storage file stored in a binary format.
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