Debugging, Source Not Found, AsyncExtensions.cs not found

c# asp.net-mvc visual-studio azure azure-webjobs
donquijote picture donquijote · Aug 26, 2016 · Viewed 16.2k times · Source

I am trying to debug a webjob on azure and I get the following error: Source Not Found, AsyncExtensions.cs not found.

I am working on VS 2015 and the webjob is part of an ASP.NET MVC solution deployed on Azure.

I had published the webjob by right-clicking on it and doing Publish as Azure webjob and selecting Debug configuration. I started debug by right-click on the webjob and selecting Debug, Start New Instance. When the execution reaches a problematic line, I get the error above instead of the error corresponding to the problematic line. This has happened on several different webjobs.

Answer

Praveen picture Praveen · Aug 10, 2017

I had the same issue and it is resolved by enabling the option Enable Just My Code in Debug → Options → Debugging → General.

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