[.NET Core Debugging] Add support for Alpine images #771
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Resolves #765. |
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@StephenWeatherford Thanks for the reminder; I've added a variant of the main scenario but with Alpine-based images. |
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Thx. |
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Adds support for debugging Linux images based on the "Alpine" set of .NET Core base images.
Alpine images require a different variant of the .NET Core debugger (
vsdbg) than used for the "standard" images currently supported. Determining which variant is necessary must be done after the container is running, by executing a script on the container which returns the image type.Currently, the debugging provider volume mounts only the folder of a specific variant of debugger, and has the debugging engine use that variant. This change updates the debugging provider such that containers volume mount the root folder for all cached debugging variants (as that must happen during container creation), then starts the container, then runs the script to determine the needed variant, and then has the debugging engine use that variant. Because the volume mount is the root of the debugger cache, the container can use any of the cached variants as needed.