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Azure – Running dotnet isolated in debug mode

I have created an Azure function V4 on .NET6 running in dotnet-isolated mode.

When i start the function using the regular run configuration it starts up fine.
When i then attach the debugger manually i can succesfully debug the function.

However when i start the function using the debug configuration it looks like the process fails to attach and an exception is thrown:

[2023-02-27T09:07:42.258Z] Failed to start a new language worker for runtime: dotnet-isolated.
[2023-02-27T09:07:42.259Z] System.Private.CoreLib: A task was canceled.

The function start up command is the following: function host arguments

I am using azure toolkit for rider version: 3.50.0.1546-2022.3
I am using rider version 2022.3.2

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    Completely reinstalled Azure CLI and Azure functions core tools, i can debug now.


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    When I have Function Host Arguments as host start --pause-on-error,

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    then debugging is working fine with this configuration without attaching to any process:

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    After changing the Function Host Arguments to host start --dotnet-isolated-debug --verbose in the Debug Configuration and do not attach to any process. Keep the breakpoint and hit debug with the Function App Configuration:

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    It’s a .NET 6 Isolated v4 Azure Function Project.

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