Previously when I start website in debug mode and then stop debug mode website would still be visible if I visit like URL (like http://localhost:54123 ).
Now, I can only see ASP.NET website if I press F5 and stay in debug mode. As soon as I stop debug mode site is no longer available.
In previous versions of Visual Studio this was preventable by turning off Edit and Continue in csproj properties. But now it seems that option is no longer available. I've tried turning off Edit and Continue globally (from Tools -> Options) but this also doesn't help.
How can I configure Visual Studio 2015 Update 2 to act the same way as before update - if I start website I want it to run regardless if I attached debugger or not?
OK, seems this is well known bug that riled up everyone. So far the best workaround is using Detach All instead of Stop when you want to shut down debugger.
Other than that upvoting bug report seems like the only option:
But knowing Microsoft this will probably take 6-12 months to get fixed IF we are lucky.
And to those who are tempted to just uninstall Update 2 and hope Update 1 will pop-up - it won't, I just wasted 2 hours on this and my Visual Studio 2015 was completely bugged. So, complete uninstall, clean install of VS2015-Update1 will work; just Update 2 uninstall - unlikely.
Visual Studio loves being a douche. These are the steps I take when it refuses to act normally.. 1. Save your work
2. From the file menu close your solution
3. Close visual studio
4. Identify w3wp.exe or something of that nature in task mgr > Details(kill those)
5. Go to where you deployed that app, if its default it'll be in IIS > Default Web Site > "The name of your website". Click Explore under options delete the app folder
Should play nice now
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