I\'m trying to learn Windows Phone dev by making a basic app that provides information about Pokemon. To do this, I\'ve created a portable class library (PokeLib.dll) so it\'s
You can go to the Project Properties -> Build -> Advanced button -> Debug info drop-down and change its value to "full".
The only way that I can get around this message is to go to Debug > Options and Settings > Debugging > Symbols, and then selecting the radio button named 'All Modules, unless excluded.'
I'm not sure that this is the ideal workaround, but it's working for now.
I just fixed the same error. I went to Tools -> Options -> Debugging -> Symbols and pressed Empty Symbol Cache in Visual Studio 2013. Probably trashing your bin and obj folders does pretty much the same in a much less elegant way.
& this worked for me. ( I really don't know how )
In my case I had another version of the application running that was using the same .dll. This prevented the GAC getting updated with the debug version. I had the kill the process through task manager.
this is how mine got fixed,
I had the same page open in two browsers and at first I choose 1st browser then 2nd browser fro debug without closing 1st browser, closing one of them fixed it...