[Dev-Docs AI Improvement]: Debug your Microsoft Teams app using Microsoft Visual Studio #13658
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| # Debug your Microsoft Teams app using Microsoft Visual Studio | ||
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| Microsoft 365 Agents Toolkit (previously known as Teams Toolkit) automates app startup services, initiates debugging, and uploads Teams app. After debugging, you can preview the Teams app in Teams web client. You can also customize debug settings to use your bot endpoints, or environment variables to load your configured app. Visual Studio allows you to debug tabs, bots, and message extensions. |
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| | | Visual Studio 2022 | You can install the enterprise edition of Visual Studio, and install the **ASP.NET** workload and Microsoft Teams Development Tools. Use the latest version | | ||
| | | Visual Studio 2022 | You can install enterprise edition of Visual Studio and install the **ASP.NET** workload and Microsoft Teams Development Tools. Use latest version. | |
| Agents Toolkit automates the local debugging process for these key features: | ||
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| * Select Microsoft 365 Account: Agents Toolkit prepares local debug dependencies and registers your Teams app in your tenant account. For Bot and Message Extension apps, Agents Toolkit registers and configures bot. | ||
| * Select Microsoft 365 Account: Agents Toolkit prepares local debug dependencies and registers Teams app in your tenant account. For Bot and Message Extension apps, Agents Toolkit registers and configures bot. |
| * Select Microsoft 365 Account: Agents Toolkit prepares local debug dependencies and registers Teams app in your tenant account. For Bot and Message Extension apps, Agents Toolkit registers and configures bot. | ||
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| * Start debugging: You can perform debugging with a single operation, press **F5** to start debugging. Agents Toolkit builds code, starts services, and launches the app in your browser. | ||
| * Start debugging: You can debug with a single operation—press **F5** to start debugging. Agents Toolkit builds code, starts services, and launches app in your browser. |
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| * Start debugging: You can debug with a single operation—press **F5** to start debugging. Agents Toolkit builds code, starts services, and launches app in your browser. | ||
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| * Toggle breakpoints: You can toggle breakpoints in the source code of tabs, bots, message extensions, and Azure Functions. The breakpoints execute when you interact with the Teams app in your web browser. | ||
| * Toggle breakpoints: You can toggle breakpoints in the source code of tabs, bots, message extensions, and Azure Functions. The breakpoints execute when you interact with Teams app in your web browser. |
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| > To learn more about the Hot Reload function, see [.NET Hot Reload experience](https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/introducing-net-hot-reload/). | ||
| > To learn more about Hot Reload, see [.NET Hot Reload experience](https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/introducing-net-hot-reload/). | ||
| * Stop debugging: Select **Stop Debugging (Shift+F5)** when the local debug is complete. |
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This PR updates the content of the file: msteams-platform/toolkit/toolkit-v4/debug-overview-vs.md.
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