Visual Studio Mac Preview 10 Android Emulator Execution Fail

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Visual Studio Preview 10 Android Emulator Execution Fail For Android From The

In earlier versions of Visual Studio for Mac, the checkbox is at Visual Studio > Preferences > Projects > Xamarin Hot Reload. Theres a mention of it in the Visual Studio for Mac Preview release notes.I have 3 Portable projects, and one Xamarin.iOS project in one solution.On Mac, check the Enable Xamarin Hot Reload checkbox at Visual Studio > Preferences > Tools for Xamarin > XAML Hot Reload. Start Visual studio emulator for android from the start menu Create a new.

Exception: Exception type: System.InvalidOperationExceptionFailed to get the Debug Proxy instance for this sessionAt Mtb.Server.Commands.DebugApplication.get_DebugProxy () in :0At Mtb.Server.Commands.DebugApplication.StartDebugProxy (MonoTouch.Tools.Tools.Mtouch mtouch) in :0At Mtb.Server.Commands.DebugApplication.StartProxy (MonoTouch.Tools.Tools.Mtouch mtouch) in :0At Mtb.Server.Commands.DebugApplication.HandleRequest (ILoggingHelper logger, System.Object commandRequestState) in :0At Mtb.Server.BaseCommand.OnRequest (System.Net.HttpListenerContext context, System.Object commandRequestState) in :0At Mtb.Server.Listener.OnRequest (System.Object state) in :0 Request handled in 828,799ms Request handled in 176,625msWe've identified one of the issues affecting build performance: the msbuild targets where initially authored for running locally on the Mac, and we missed tuning one particular inputs/outputs combination for incremental builds from VS for the PNG optimization. Error: Exception while handling the VisualStudio logging connection Got connection from Visual Studio (log) Error: Error accepting log connection from Visual Studio Error: Exception while handling the VisualStudio debug connection Exception: Exception type: System.ObjectDisposedExceptionThe object was used after being disposed.At System.Net.Sockets.Socket.EndAccept (System.Byte& buffer, System.Int32& bytesTransferred, IAsyncResult asyncResult) in :0At System.Net.Sockets.Socket.EndAccept (IAsyncResult result) in :0At Mtb.Server.Proxy.DebugProxy.VS_IncomingSdb (IAsyncResult result) in :0At Mtb.Server.Proxy.DebugProxy.VS_IncomingOutput (IAsyncResult result) in :0At Mtb.Server.Proxy.LogProxy.VS_IncomingOutput (IAsyncResult result) in :0 Error: Command failed. Finishing Output (log:writer) Thread.

I am trying to figure out what the issue is, but in a nutshell- no matter what type of Xamarin project (Forms/Native, Shared/PCL), it takes literally 20 minutes to deploy the blank project to an emulator (VisualStudio android-23arm_phone (Android 6.0 - API 23) emulator for example).I've tried disabling 'Fast Deployment', that doesn't help.The logs obtained via Visual Studio > Help > Xamarin > Zip Logs show no errors, warnings or otherwise 'problematic' entries.The only thing the IDE has mentioned is that deploying to a 32-bit android appliance would be faster. This is just so we can do an apples to apples comparison ).We're also working on further reducing the chattiness of the invocations to the remote build agent from MSBuild (this is done automatically in the background by VS given the new msbuild-based infrastructure), especially around copying multiple files (and compressing them too).Thanks for your patience as we continue to refine these new MSBuild targets that have been unified with XS and make for a much more consistent build across both platforms.I'm going to get fired if my builds take this long. A disconnected build (since you can now disconnect explicitly from the build host) will give you comparable performance to what you had before. A hotfix will be available very soon.Also, keep in mind that now a connected build will also do a deploy, which is why you're probably seeing times more similar to the previous deploy operation (save for the known issues).

Visual Studio Mac Preview 10 Android Emulator Execution Fail