[Windows container] debug csharp module failed

[czgtest]

repro on :
windows10
docker * windows container
Csharp local module testing

test case : Start edgehub for local module testing (csharp)
Run “Iotedgehubdev modulecred”
Copy the output env to the csharp launch debug configuration in vscode
Run “iotedgehubdev start -i ”
Make sure it is successfully started and “curl” message shows up
In vscode F5 to start the debugger.
verify the error in screenshot.

docker logs edgeHubDev

[czgtest]

Incorrect time in containers, plese see moby/moby#37283

[czgtest]

[adashen]

docker 18.06 has port forwarding issue on windows container

[adashen]

@czgtest please check this issue again with the latest docker version

[czgtest]

@adashen this issue still repro on windows-container. prot 53000 and 8883 are not finding by default.
user need to check "Experimental Features" in docker settings, prot 53000 and 8883 are finding when send request ,but breakpoint is not hit

[czgtest]

by the way, local debug for c# module work well on docker liunx container

[adashen]

@czgtest please check the single module debug scenario for csharp module with windows container again. And close the issue if could not reproduce.

[czgtest]

this issue still repro on windows container, so keep it open

[adashen]

switch to amqp it works. It should be the SDK issue on mqtt. Azure/azure-iot-sdk-csharp#574

[alesomas]

Hi, I'm not able to start iotedgehubdev having docker set with Windows containers (switching to Linux containers it works); I receive the following error trying to start it from cmd:

Network azure-iot-edge-dev is external, skipping
ERROR: Could not start container: af67a255c6ea3474d53fc6092509ce68438d5d4d893aaa0e55d4a5dbd39f3066 : 500 Server Error: Internal Server Error ("failed to create endpoint edgeHubDev on network azure-iot-edge-dev: failed during hnsCallRawResponse: hnsCall failed in Win32: The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process. (0x20)")

I've tried different workarounds found on other sites (docker/for-win#3171), like excluding some port ranges from reservation performed by Hyper-V, but no way.

[konichi3]

Hi

Thank you for filing the issue.

We are looking to clean up the reported issues that are obsolete such that our team can focus on the latest issues reported.
As such, we are going to close the issue for now.

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