Visual studio suddenly needs 10x more time to end my debugging session then last week.
I had the issue some month ago and I cleared it by re-installing VS 2013. But in my mind it´s not a proper solution to re-install it every half year.
Any ideas?
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I have a solution with 60 projects and Visual Studio 2019 - Version 16.11.17 takes around 4-5 mins unloading all of them when I try to exit VS or do File -> Close Solution.
Here I show a solution with just 3 projects but the process is same with more too.
I did not notice this with earlier versions of VS.
Thanks in advance.
Currently I'm playing a little bit with MVC application. But there is one thing that is very annoying. When I change something in my code (controller, view or whatever) the changes sometimes does not refresh. I see the old content. And there is more. Sometimes browser says "Waiting for localhost..." and it's waiting forever. When this happens the only thing that helps is to stop IIS and restart Visual Studio. What seems to be the problem? How can I make this work and see my changes every time I build and refresh the page? (Ctrl+F5 does not work)
I'm using Visual Studio 2015, IIS Express and Firefox (but this also happens on IE).
Updating visual studio 2015 helped.
I have an MVC 5 app running in Visual Studio 2014 Update 4.
My app is running fine in VS2013. But very often (about 4 out of 5 times) the debugger suddenly detaches from the process.
While the website keeps running, I don't get (of course) any debug information / breakpoints anymore.
Does someone have a solution or a way to troubleshoot this?
I cannot see the story board in Visual Studio 2013, when I open it it tells me
There was a problem rendering this document.
Also in the errors list I have the following:
The clocks on the Build Host and this Machine are out of Sync. Please make sure they are within 3 minutes (UTC) of each other.
Failed to retrieve SDK status from server Xamarin.iOS Extension.
Also the output from the MAC server log tells me:
Error sending iOS designer payload
What can be wrong here?
I was also having a similar problem where I couldn't open the story board in Visual Studio 2012 or 2013 (I didn't have any errors in my error list, just the error when displaying the designer). My setup is dev work in Windows 7 with Visual Studio 2012/2013 with a Mac acting as a Build Host. I had just updated my Xamarin version from 3.0.54 to version 3.3.47 (it had been a little while) and I had created a little prototype app a couple days ago with no problems, so I figured I had killed something with the update.
In my case, the solution was checking for updates in Xamarin Studio on the Mac, where it found several that needed updated. After installing the updates on the Mac side, I was able to display my story board in both Visual Studio 2012/2013 without issues... so I chalked it up to version mismatch issues between the Build Host and my dev environment in Windows.
This week, i had been experiencing a run time error that forces visual studio to close unexpectedly. Though most of my codes are saved, it is still troublesome.
How do I avoid it?