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Visual Studio Breakpoints Randomly Stop Working

- 23.01.26 - ErcanOPAK

Breakpoints are set… but never hit.

Why it happens
The running assembly is not the one you built. Shadow copies or stale DLLs are loaded.

Why it matters
You debug the wrong binary and waste hours.

Vital fix

Clean Solution
Delete bin / obj
Disable “Just My Code” temporarily

 

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