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    Symbols Server with Docker/Linux Container

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      mattworley_6429
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      Hi there, I'm currently trialling ProGet but cannot seem to get package symbols working with Visual Studio with the Dockerized version of Proget. I understand from the documentation that full source serving won't work due to the indexer not being available. Is this indexer issue also the reason for symbols serving not working?

      If that's the case, is it likely that the indexer will ever work with Docker and do you have any kind of time scale if so?

      Many thanks!
      Matt

      Product: ProGet
      Version: 4.7.13

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        mattworley_6429
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        By the way, some further information:

        • If I view the package within the ProGet web app, there is no mention of symbols at all (being available or not)
        • The nuget package definitely contains the .pdb and /src
        • I'm testing with a .NET core package created with dotnet nugget pack, including symbols and source
        • I'm only uploading the .symbols.nupkg file to ProGet as per the documentation.
        • The Debug > Modules > Symbol Load Information dialog shows "Symbols not found on symbol server."

        Thanks!

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          Unfortunately reading using symbols require use of a Win32 library that we have been unable to revere engineer. Microsoft has given an indication they will open source it, although it's unlikely it could be compiled to .NET. We may use WINE for such a function, ut there simply isn't enough of a demand for it.

          In any case, it's probably not going to work on Linux for the short term.

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            Thanks for the quick reply!

            Ok, that's a shame but understood.

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