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What is this command doing in Visual Studio Code?
It might just be some tool that visual studio uses when people want to run different things, and that process will either start the real dotnet debugger or just run the dotnet project without debugging
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trying to search through a Reportviewer
Then run your application in debug-mode and step through all the lines until you encounter the behavior that you are not expecting, then write that down in a new question where you are more specific in your solution method and skip unnecessary information
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How can I debug a program working fine on my development PC vs the deployment PC?
I think the only problem a network change will do is that your companys router firewall is preventing traffic to your computers specified port
I would ask someone on the network team if the firewall is allowing incoming traffic to some range of ports, then i would pick one of those to host my application on
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Can't read from file in same folder
I would add a line to print the path of the executable, then run it
Like so "Console.WriteLine(System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(Application.ExecutablePath));"
Then I would change the path to go back as many directories as your text file is in like "../../../pickupDA.txt"
Or just put the text file in the same printed path
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JsonSerializer.Deserialize will not translate number to string
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But JsonNumberHandlingAttribute is a custom converter
And the JSON value is just the number 9, so why would it throw this error and why should I make yet another converter?
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JsonSerializer.Deserialize will not translate number to string
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I mean it seems like a common problem calling an API which will give you JSON that might either answer with a number or a string like "N/A"
To me it seems like something that would have a well known and documented C# solution
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