This repository contains Dockerfiles that demonstrate how to set up the Visual Studio Snapshot Debugger on Docker images.

The Visual Studio Snapshot Debugger is a feature of Visual Studio that allows you to take snapshots and to create log statements of in-production ASP.NET Azure applications without interupting them. Please see https://aka.ms/snappoint for more infomration regarding the Visual Studio Snapshot Debugger.

The Dockerfiles are organized according to the ASP.NET Core major and minor version, the OS platform, and the platform architecture. For example, the ASP.NET Core 2.2 Alpine 3.8 x64 Dockerfile is located at /2.2/alpine/amd64/Dockerfile. When built, this Dockerfile produces an image with Alpine 3.8 x64 as the base with ASP.NET Core 2.2 Runtime and the latest supported Snapshot Debugger backend package and vsdbg package.

The Dockerfiles do not take a dependency on the Docker build context, thus they can be built without specifying a build context when executing "docker build".

• See releases for information about any current or previous release.
• See checksums for checksum information for individual files in each release.

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1. Clone this repository to your local machine.
2. Run init.cmd or init.ps1, found in the root of the repository.

This initialization script installs local Git hooks to automatically run update scripts when commits are made, for example, the CHECKSUMS, README.md, and RELEASES.md files are updated automatically when a change is made to the releases.json file.

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Usage of the Snapshot Debugger and Visual Studio Debugger distributable files and components are subject to the licensing and terms defined by Visual Studio.