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What did you do?
Debug an application that uses Microsoft.ML.
Load the symbols from the public Microsoft symbols server.
Try to F11 into new LearningPipeline();.
What happened?
Visual Studio prompted me to find the LearningPipeline.cs file myself.
What did you expect?
I expected Visual Studio to automatically download the file from GitHub for me and step into it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
* Update NuGet packages to fill out all metadata.
Also, a minor build change (move property ordering) to fix SourceLink with our packages.
Fix#43Fix#103
* Adding package icon URL.
* Update Parquet package description.
* Add source code control properties to the NuGet packages.
Also, fix a small bug with the nupkgproj files. The intermediate output folders conflict between the nupkgproj and csproj with the same name. This causes issues because the project.assets.json file is being shared between the two projects, which isn't correct.
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* Update NuGet packages to fill out all metadata.
Also, a minor build change (move property ordering) to fix SourceLink with our packages.
Fixdotnet#43Fixdotnet#103
* Adding package icon URL.
* Update Parquet package description.
* Add source code control properties to the NuGet packages.
Also, fix a small bug with the nupkgproj files. The intermediate output folders conflict between the nupkgproj and csproj with the same name. This causes issues because the project.assets.json file is being shared between the two projects, which isn't correct.
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What did you do?
Debug an application that uses Microsoft.ML.
Load the symbols from the public Microsoft symbols server.
Try to F11 into
new LearningPipeline();
.What happened?
Visual Studio prompted me to find the LearningPipeline.cs file myself.
What did you expect?
I expected Visual Studio to automatically download the file from GitHub for me and step into it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: