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I have a project that is deployed via a VS 2012 Azure Project (from right in VS, not manually). The web role project is set to build "pdb-only" Debug Info in release mode, but when deploying the PDBs are not packaged and copied to the web role VM on Azure. How do I get the PDBs to get included in the package and transmitted to the server?
The reason I want to include my PDBs in production is because I want to get line numbers in my ELMAH reports.
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For viewing the deployed web role we need to get the url. For this select the Deployment 1 row from the list above. From the property pane on the right we can see the DNS name. Some additional information has to be known while dealing with roles. The virtual machine size provides the resource capacity of the virtual machine.
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I tried this out with a basic "File, New Cloud project" with the following settings:
When I compiled and deployed a basic solution using these 2 settings, I found WebRole1.dll and WebRole1.pdb in the F:\AppRoot\Bin\ folder.
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