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Expand Up @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ To debug a NuGet package for which symbols are available, we will need the symbo
<strong>Tip:</strong> MyGet provides two symbol server URLs: one that requires authentication and one that contains an authentication token in the URL. The first will prompt for credentials when used (Visual Studio 2015 and beyond). The latter one will not, as it contains an authentication token. It is recommended to keep the symbols URL to yourself at all time: it's a personal URL in which security information is embedded in the form of a guid. If for some reason this gets compromised, please <a href="https://www.myget.org/profile/Me#!/AccessTokens">reset your API key</a>.
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Visual Studio typically will only debug our own source code, the source code of the project or projects that are currently opened in Visual Studio. To disable this behavior and to instruct Visual Studio to also try to debug code other than the projects that are currently opened, use the ***Tools | Options*** menu and find the *Debugging* node. COnfigure the following options:
Visual Studio typically will only debug our own source code, the source code of the project or projects that are currently opened in Visual Studio. To disable this behavior and to instruct Visual Studio to also try to debug code other than the projects that are currently opened, use the ***Tools | Options*** menu and find the *Debugging* node. Configure the following options:

* *Enable Just My Code* should be disabled.
* *Enable source server support* should be enabled. This may trigger a warning message but it is safe to just click *Yes* and continue with the settings specified.
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