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    Problem finding the source files

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      Hello,
      I have setup Proget locally and uploaded a nuget package along with the pdb and the source files. I completed the setup in visual studio in order to be able to fetch the package from proget and setup the source server in visual studio so that is points to
      http://localhost:81/symbols/test_feed . The problem is that each time I try to debug code that belongs to the package I get a pop up in order to point where is the source files even though the source files are inside the package itself.

      The initial package that is used in proget is packed with the command.
      NuGet.exe pack -Prop Configuration=Release myproj.csproj -Symbols

      The output of visual studio is that it cannot find the source files. It searches for the source files in the folders where the source files were when I created the package. So if I pack the package at another computer and try to use it on my own, visual studio tries to find the source files at the initial locations that correspond to the folders in the other computer (that they do not exist at my computer of course).

      What might be the problem?

      Thank you in advance

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        Unfortunately symbols/source can be a little complicated to set up and debug; please review the various resources on the symbols tag, such as the tutorial and questions.

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