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We recognize that it will take time for the tools to catch up to some of the decisions we have made, and with the. For those who prefer clicking there way through the UI, you can achieve the same by right clicking your Web project's references, select Manage NuGet Packages, and query the NuGet official feed for the term "SymbolSource. That resulted in quite a few mediocre decisions, looking back today. As much as I am a huge fan of the hosted SymbolSource offering, some people prefer to host code, symbols and packages on their own infrastructure, if only to troll some sys-admins or slow down development if you're a manager, I'm talking about security. You can easily create your own binary module packages that take other Orchard modules as NuGet dependencies and get compiled with the right references. SymbolSource also makes it easier to do post-mortem analysis of crash dumps, in which case replacing references in this way isn't even possible. No one needs to know

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SymbolSource saves a copy of all uploaded packages, dymbolsource case there is a change in the indexing algorithm and we need to reprocess. I showed some ways of achieving that, but the main conclusion was that no out-of-the-box aspect in PostSharp provides a transformation that would allow inserting minidump generation code in the optimal place: Depending on the actual use case, this can include sharing users, repositories, projects and permissions, or any combination thereof.

Which is now a fully supported self-service operation! Although anyone can download packages, symbols and sources from a correctly configure repository, only appointed maintainers are able to publish.

Welcoming SymbolSource to the .NET Foundation | The NuGet Blog

Repackaging modules Since a lot of the standard Orchard distribution is built using modules, we had to figure out how to transform them form source form into binary form.

Fortunately such tool exists already and is called Chocolatey. Publishing a symbol package To push a symbol package run this command: Configuring you debugger to use Visual Symbolsoruce consists of just a few simple steps, and it's usually a one time thing only.

All of this works in NuGet Package Explorer too! Things to note, as this should be considered work-in-progress still: How many times have you wondered why a program fails, only to find that it has no logging capabilities, or produces useless output? Part of the reason is that Kamil and I have both been involved in building an EHR electronic health record webapp for the Polish outpatient care market.

No more screwed up assembly names and WCF services unable to load. Publishing to SymbolSource is a win-win situation.

Just replace the old symbolsource. We have a ssymbolsource application that interfaces with NuGet and MSBuild to get the modules, guess their interdependencies from project references, then compile and repackage them.

For those who prefer clicking there way through the UI, you can achieve the same by right clicking your Web project's references, select Manage NuGet Packages, and query the NuGet official feed for the term "SymbolSource. Very similar to the NuGet. You can pass anything as the username, but if you give us something meaningfull like a Twitter handle, we will be able to get back to you in case of problems.

Note that SymbolSource has automatically added a SemVer compatible version suffix. What do you think? A new package repository has been deployed to production at https: The non-authenticated URL allows you to use SymbolSource without registration, but we advise you to create an account and use the authenticated one, because it enables us to improve our service by tracking usage and potential problems.

Host symbols and sources for the projects you mantain. But you might be surprised by the results.

Setting up your own SymbolSource Server: step-by-step

Having those, we can reproduce issues during a debugging session to see what code causes them. Consumes and provides NuGet packages.

Applications In my last post, A world of debuggable open-source software — Part 2: In order to do that, let me describe each of the two services separately, and the value they bring to the community. Some of the areas where the NuGet.

- Your source for debugging symbols and sources.

Just as for symbolslurce other NuGet package: The new SymbolSource will also introduce a concept symbolwource subfeedswhich will let users list packages in various states. Becasue our mission at SymbolSource is most of all promoting our vision of debuggable third-party dependencies and widening symbol server adoption, we maintain a simplyfied, open-source and free-for-all version of our software: As much as we love having access to sources at Caliperwe love having them on-demand in our debugging sessions even more — instead of moving thousands of them around on disk for no reason.

When debugging code using Library. You will be able to explicitly target: