Show Blazor Wasm Singleton Services Class Data in VS Community 2019 Debugger

[CincySteve]

I have setup some Services Singleton data classes to share data across Blazor Wasm components. I can't see any of the data in the debugger, either via mouse-over in the code or by entering statements in the VS Immediate Window when stopped at a break point. If I assign the Services data to local variables in my code, I am able to see it in those variables using the debugger, so I know it is in the Services Singleton.

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[radical]

@CincySteve Could you please elaborate on the problem?

• What are you hovering your mouse over? Could you share a screenshot of what it shows? A screencast would be even better, if possible.

• The Immediate window case is a known bug.

[CincySteve]

@radical I haven't been able to create a screencast, so here's a screenshot as the best alternative. I put the variables I would like to see in the Watch list to reflect what mouseover is showing me. When I mouseover frcst.ForecastHeader or D_.ForecastHeader, nothing shows. But when I mouseover just frcst and D_, you can see what displays. I am not showing the data that's in the frcst.ForecastHeader object for privacy reasons and to show D_ in the same screenshot.

D_.ForecastHeader is a static instance of the ForecastHeader class. It is declared in the D_ Singleton Services class. ForecastHeader is a class of String and Int32 properties that are declared in a different Singleton Services class.

I hope this makes the situation clear.

[radical]

@CincySteve Thanks, that helps. This is a known issue, and being fixed. The issue being that member references like a.b, a.b.c, don't work. So, just a would work, or this.a.
As for all those property getters, there is a PR up for that already - mono/mono#20045 .