Aspnetcore: Hot Reload for ASP.NET Core
mkArtakMSFT
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Hi @mkArtakMSFT, Thanks for your great efforts for making Asp.net core more powerful. I was searching for Asp.net Core Hot Reload feature but I have struggled to find any good solution.
We are using Flutter hot reload and you can't imagine how this feature makes us productive while prototyping and making new apps.
For Asp.net Core we have found watch tool, but it's relay not making us productive because it's not supporting debugging with breakpoints and the state of the server restarts each time we save our changes.
What we expect to be able to set breakpoints in our controllers, start the server, add or modify new methods and codes then click save and see the changes when we hit the controllers again without the need to restarting the asp.net app.
Is that what you are trying to implement?
EmadBustati
on 23 Jan 2020
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Hi @mkArtakMSFT, Thanks for your great efforts for making Asp.net core more powerful. I was searching for Asp.net Core Hot Reload feature but I have struggled to find any good solution.
We are using Flutter hot reload and you can't imagine how this feature makes us productive while prototyping and making new apps.
For Asp.net Core we have found watch tool, but it's relay not making us productive because it's not supporting debugging with breakpoints and the state of the server restarts each time we save our changes.
What we expect to be able to set breakpoints in our controllers, start the server, add or modify new methods and codes then click save and see the changes when we hit the controllers again without the need to restarting the asp.net app.
Is that what you are trying to implement?