Pavel Minaev

Can you check if Python symbols were loaded correctly for python310.dll? You should be able to see it in the Modules window (under Debug -> Windows).

We need to figure out whether we're planning to support 3.10 for this feature.

I am unable to reproduce this on VS 2022 regardless of Python version or bitness. Can you please clarify the exact version numbers involved?

Does it still reproduce for you if you try running the same solution with VS 2022?

Note that `__main__` is not a keyword - it is, indeed, a module name, it just happens to be the name used by Python itself for the main module when...

This must have been a bug on the C++ side of things, because it seems to be working for me now in VS 2022 Preview 6. @linette-zyy, can you verify...

@judej Note that if this is indeed fixed, we'll need to update the release notes to remove the item about it not being there.

I could repro on a clean VM with a fresh install of VS 2022. It appears that we're installing `Microsoft.PythonTools.Debugger.VCDebugLauncher.targets` in the wrong folder - it ends up under `C:\Program...

Yup, sounds like it. Thank you, @huguesv!

What is the version number that it gives for "Python - VC Project Support"?