I detached the debugger, compiled a hotfix, and deployed it via Octopus Deploy.
I didn't need to deploy test code. I didn't need log files. I fixed it live (well, in a debug session) by changing the line to routeStops[routeStops.Count - 1] . I tested three scenarios. The remote server purred like a kitten. visual studio remote debugger 2022
My name is Alex, and I am a software architect for a logistics company. Our flagship app, RouteMaster , worked perfectly on my local machine (a sleek Windows 11 workstation). But on the headless Windows Server 2022 sitting in a cold rack three floors below me? It crashed faster than a rookie driver on black ice. I detached the debugger, compiled a hotfix, and
The Ghost in the Server Room
There it was. The ghost made flesh: