sourcelink | Source Link enables a great source debugging experience | Plugin library

I have some nuget package hosted in my gitlab project. And I need debug this package and can't do this on Visual Studio for Mac. Here is my csproj file:

I created a targets file to enable SourceLink. When running the build, I was able to validate that the source_link.json files were being generated.

However, when I try to check the PDB with srctool.exe [PDB file path], it says the file is not source indexed.

Because SourceLink appears to be a newer process, I'm not sure if srctool.exe is compatible with it or not.

Is there any easy way to "break open" a PDB file and verify that the SourceLink information exists?

I am quite new to Google App Scripts, but have had some success with retrieving values from a single Google Sheet, but have no idea how to modify the code to be dynamic and fetch the URLs from a column instead.

How would I loop this function to go through a list of Google Sheet URLS in the destination sheet, so I don't have to manually add each URL?

Here is my current code that works great for a single sheet.

I'm trying to get my google sheet form to transfer data from qualityForm to dailyData. It's transferring it but what I'm running into is that when it transfers it's not pushing the older data down on the dailyData tab so that the new data can stack on top or clearing the existing info after the submit button is clicked on qualityForm. Also, if there's a way to transfer straight from the form instead of making cells H2:K7 equal to the data I'm trying to move. I've only ever done this with macro's so this was how I had to do it.

Here is the code I have:

I'm using Azure Pipeline to build and publish NuGet packages to the Azure Artifact feed. The pipeline includes the Publish Symbols task as below:

I have been looking through ways to **debug external projects like BaseLibrary **. So I haven't seen such a code structure or worked on it. I think I can debug those projects with the use of the .pdb file present in the output.

This is how the project structure looks like. And I will be debugging the last project which is being highlighted. I have gone through these links

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/debugger/specify-symbol-dot-pdb-and-source-files-in-the-visual-studio-debugger?view=vs-2019

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/xamarin-forms/internals/sourcelink?pivots=windows

I have added references for pdb file. I'm not sure if it is incorrect format the reference of pdb file is C:\Workspace\Xamarin.IntegrationLibrary\Output\netstandard2.1 as you can see in the following image.

But they are not helping me with my requirement because it is talking about debugging the NuGet packages which I'm installing in my current project. I want to debug the external projects. Currently, I'm able to navigate to assembly of the base library but I'm not able to navigate to source code or methods. As you can see in the following image.

I even tried debugging in dnSpy but I'm not able to give the executable for that. Also, it is not exactly what I require because I have to debug within the project using pdb.

Some solution says double-clicking on the DLL in the module opens the source code. Well I tried that as well as you can see the following screenshot

I am able to load the .pdb symbols but I want to navigate and debug the source code of base library and integration library from xamarin.xyzApp project. I have no clue how to proceed with this. Any suggestions?

I am currently trying to enable a nuget library to debug locally in a CI/CD process.

The current situation

I have a build configuration on Azure Devops which is using an Ubuntu agent. The build publishes artifacts and the release pipeline packs/pushes the nuget package to Azure Artifacts.

First I tried by using the snupkg format to publish the pdb files but those are not supporting within Azure Artifacts. https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/add-snupkg-support-to-azure-devops-artifacts/657354

I tried to follow this tutorial. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/artifacts/symbols/setting-up-github-sourcelinking?view=azure-devops

First obstacle is that the task to publish a symbol publish does not work on Linux but solely on Windows. https://github.com/microsoft/azure-pipelines-tasks/issues/5919

Therefore I didn't have much luck using the symbol server. I found a workaround by adding the following in the .csproj file

I've enabled source link in my csproj and used github actions to publish my nuget, but adding PublishRepositoryUrl property and referencing Microsoft.SourceLink.GitHub package.

However, when I reference the package, I cannot step into the code nor can I go to definition:

I want to create a method based on json value. this is my json :