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with visual studio when i create a .net core application and run it in Linux container, i can easily debug it using visual studio 2017.
But when i run same image instance(release version) using docker run from cmd, i am not able to find a way in VS 2017 to attach to that instance.
I wan to understand how visual studio does that and how can i do same for an already running Docker Linux .net core container, also how to do same if docker image instance is running on a remote linux machine.
Few concrete steps with example will be helpful.
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with visual studio when i create a .net core application and run it in Linux container, i can easily debug it using visual studio 2017.
But when i run same image instance(release version) using docker run from cmd, i am not able to find a way in VS 2017 to attach to that instance.
I wan to understand how visual studio does that and how can i do same for an already running Docker Linux .net core container, also how to do same if docker image instance is running on a remote linux machine.
Few concrete steps with example will be helpful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: