The Dapr extension for Visual Studio enables you to view, manage, diagnose, and debug Dapr services within Visual Studio.
| Version | Update |
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| 0.1.109.3 (Preview) | Added tool window to monitor Dapr actor instances and state (preview). |
| 0.1.102.1 (Preview) | Initial marketplace release with Dapr run file orchestration, debugging, and Dapr tool window to monitor running Dapr applications and state store state (preview). |
- Visual Studio 2022 17.9.0 Preview 2 [Community, Professional, or Enterprise] [ARM64 or AMD64]
- Dapr 1.12 or later
The extension can be downloaded and installed from the Visual Studio Marketplace.
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Open your solution in Visual Studio
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Right-click the solution in Solution Explorer and select Add > Dapr Run File
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You can now edit and add to the created
dapr.yamlfile
Enabling the Dapr run file debugging experience was the initial concern for the extension but there is considerable other feature work in progress. While not available by default, this work in progress can be enabled via feature flags.
- Install the Feature Flags extension, which allows you to view and modify Visual Studio feature flags
- Open Tools > Options > Feature Flags
- Enable the desired Dapr feature flags
Dapr.ToolWindows.Dapr: Enables the new Dapr tool window
Warning
Preview features are not extensively tested, may not meet your quality standards, and are intended for evaluation and feedback purposes. Use at your own risk.
The Dapr tool window displays information about running Dapr applications, such as its loaded components and various ports, and will be familiar to users of the VS Code Dapr extension. It can be opened via the View > Other Windows > Dapr menu command.
For applications using a "default" state store (i.e. Redis), you can also open an additional Dapr State Stores tool window to show just the state for that application.
For applications using Dapr actors, you can also open an additional Dapr Actors tool window to show just the state for individual actor instances.
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