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Debugging Windows Service without deploying it(blog.decarufel.net)

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Have you ever tried to build a Windows Service? Did you get it right the first time?

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posted by JonnyRocksJonnyRocks(0) 3 years, 3 months ago 0

There is no reason to follow this. You don't have to create packages, you can install a windows service straight from visual studio. You want to make sure your code is as close to production as oyu can be. In your start method just add the line

#if DEBUG
System.Diagnostics.Debugger.Launch();
#endif

That way when you debug it will launch the debugger when compliling in release it skips the line.

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