Please remember to click "Mark as Answer" the responses that resolved your issue, and to click "Unmark as Answer" if not. The only problem is that visual studio doesn't know the latest state of the binary and always tells me that the binary is our of Remote Build configuration and when I want to debug I select Remote Debug and it has worked quite good. (hostname, username, password, path to program). In the settings for Remote Build I have the information about my build remote (hostname, username, password, build script, and also the post build script), and in the Remote Debug I only have the information about the debug machine
Created two separate configurations in Visual Studio, namely Remote Debug and.Wrote a post build script that copies the built binary from the build environment (docker container/VM) to the debug environment.The similar issue has been talked about in Normally, you cannot build on the target machine and you will build on a host machine and then load and debug on the target machine. Is there a way to run the build scripts on the target machine just like what i'd do via teraterm or some other terminal? So, my question is: is this running via ssh on the target linux machine? or is this running from windows(my computer's OS) itself? Now when I press the build button from the toolbar, this comes out. Here's what I have done:ġ.) Via Connection Manager, I connected to our build server's port 22.Ģ.) In the project property page, I entered the commands needed to call the necessary build script in the server.ģ. I am trying to setup a remote build where I could just run the same scripts in the build server and the output of the commands will be displayed in the Output window. Now that I have loaded the project, it is the build part that I am having a problem in. Right now, I have managed to use the genvcxproj.sh script to generate a linux project for visual studio. Ssh into the server and run the build scripts available in our codebase. Our build server is a CentOS(圆4) server so when we needed to build the codes, we just use Teraterm or mintty to Once connected to a server, you can interact with files and folders anywhere on the remote filesystem.
#Visual studio 2017 remote debugger setup full#
Currently, I'm trying to use Visual Studio to load our codes for better code navigation and to make use of other tools found in visual studio. The Visual Studio Code Remote - SSH extension allows you to open a remote folder on any remote machine, virtual machine, or container with a running SSH server and take full advantage of VS Code's feature set.
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