v0.3

Raspberry Debugger is a Visual Studio extension intended for debugging .NET Core applications remotely on a Raspberry Pi.

Highlights:

This is a minor release: we just updated some package dependencies.

Please submit any issues you encounter to:

https://github.com/nforgeio/RaspberryDebugger/issues

Changes:

• Updated some package dependencies.

Installation:

Simply download the RaspberryDebugger.vsix file to your workstation and double-click it to have Visual Studio install it.

IMPORTANT: Raspberry Debugger is not currently compatible with any .NET 5 SDKs. If you have a .NET 5 SDK installed you'll need to add this global.json file to your project or solution directory so your project will be built using the latest installed .NET 3.1.x SDK:

Save as global.json file:

{
  "sdk": {
    "version": "3.1.100",
	"rollForward": "latestMinor"
  }
}

Getting Started:

Visit our GitHub project for instructions: https://github.com/nforgeio/RaspberryDebugger

Build Artifacts and SHA512 signatures:

This is is the Raspberry Debugger VSIX package:

RaspberryDebugger.vsix:
SHA512: e8032c02aff08ba6c911f86bb6aa0d8790964581be03d500d6e178743a7288fef2dd193f93ece7a43f83026b5aa86798e11b822e936294868ac6e4e6537d6544

Disclosures:

Raspberry Debugger is compatible with Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi is a trademark of the Raspberry Pi Foundation

v0.2

Raspberry Debugger is a Visual Studio extension intended for debugging .NET Core applications remotely on a Raspberry Pi.

Highlights:

TODO: WRITE SOMETHING HERE

Please submit any issues you encounter to:

https://github.com/nforgeio/RaspberryDebugger/issues

Changes:

• #4: Tools/Options panel adds columns every time it's displayed
• #5: Tools/Options: Button enable/disable state not updated after connection delete
• #6: Windows OpenSSH client install is a bit wonky
• #7: Ensure that important Raspberry folders are created
• #8: Debugging sessions are failing to start after re-imaging the test Raspberry
• #9: Add support for .NET Core v3.1.9
• #10: /lib/dotnet added to PATH multiple times
• #11: Honor global.json files
• #12: Identify the Raspberry Pi board and reject boards before model 3

Installation:

Simply download the RaspberryDebugger.vsix file to your workstation and double-click it to have Visual Studio install it.

Build Artifacts and SHA512 signatures:

This is is the Raspberry Debugger VSIX package:

RaspberryDebugger.vsix:
dedf1809f664028c80aff511b779e00253ed9a0ddb082f458bd95c25fe722757793d34c03e464e7f5600285f2476fffb7231d0a9193742baefa3530d95f840f0

Disclosures:

Raspberry Debugger is compatible with Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi is a trademark of the Raspberry Pi Foundation

v0.1

WARNING-DO NOT USE: This release has substantial problems discovered while testing on a pristine Raspberry.

Raspberry Debugger is a Visual Studio extension intended for debugging .NET Core applications remotely on a Raspberry Pi.

Highlights:

This is the initial release of the extension and should be considered to be PREVIEW quality. It's fairly complete as far as functionality goes; I have only two or three more features to add. I'm the only person who has tested this so far, so your mileage may vary.

Please submit any issues you encounter to:

https://github.com/nforgeio/RaspberryDebugger/issues

Changes:

#1: Initial release specification

Installation:

Simply download the RaspberryDebugger.vsix file to your workstation and double-click it to have Visual Studio install it.

Build Artifacts and SHA512 signatures:

This is is the Raspberry Debugger VSIX package:

RaspberryDebugger.vsix:
21bfc23677b8fe78f7c1cfad4e98a37b41d66a82e36df7b647f2cda4f50077d6af014d9234e0332135c0766f079455448df57ba7c29384fa1d71b787a5220440

Disclosures:

Raspberry Debugger is compatible with Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi is a trademark of the Raspberry Pi Foundation