Visual studio 'edit and continue' feature crashes after one time

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Hi,
I have Visual Studio enterprise 2019.
I'm working on a major solution, which consist of a large number of projects.
The client app is written in WPF and every time I try to make changes in XAML during run time, the change only affects the UI once and that's it, here it's stops. All subsequent XAML changes are not affecting at all. I need click stop and run again.
Do you have any idea what causes this?
Where can I find logs that can help me in this regard?

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Posted 23-Mar-22 4:53am

oronsultan

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[no name] 23-Mar-22 21:55pm

Pressing "Pause", making changes, then pressing Continue works better.

oronsultan 24-Mar-22 4:50am

I'm afraid its not working

[no name] 24-Mar-22 14:17pm

Generally, "adding" controls in debug mode is less effective than simply making property changes. The more extensive the changes, the less chance the "real time" compiler has of figuring things out (it seems). Code behind usually accepts more changes while running; up to a point.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/xaml-tools/xaml-hot-reload-troubleshooting?view=vs-2022

Maciej Los 24-Mar-22 16:00pm

This sounds like an answer, Gerry.

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