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Debugging C # code in Visual Studio code on Windows

How do you debug C # in Visual Studio code on Windows ?

I have a basic aspnet project, I can create and edit it in VS Code, and it works great.

I installed the C # Omnisharp extension in accordance with all the getting started instructions, and it is really easy to get, except for one extremely important thing ...

How do you debug it on Windows? Every post in an article / blog I met only shows C # debugging with OSX or Linux.

Debugging with Mono does not work, I get the following:

Mono Debug is not supported on this platform (Win32NT).

And you cannot install the Mono-Debugger extension on Windows - only OSX and Linux. What makes sense, but what are the steps for doing this on Windows?

I need to skip something very simple - how to configure C # debugging using Visual Studio code on Windows?

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I came across it myself and found the answer in the debugger installation guide:

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Unity.unity-debug

You should check if you have a launch.json file. If so, delete it and click the six on top of the debug view, select Unity Editor from the drop-down list.

There is also a VSCode Unity plugin that can overwrite a file every time you launch the game in the editor. To disable this, uncheck "Change / Settings / VSCode / Always write startup file"

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