jowliwon

Yepp, this issue is confimed. Have observed the same thing. Before a if-statement a variable can be observed. Within a if-statement it will not be observed anymore, how ever works.

Pre compiled code ``` public void ExecuteLongTask() { string preTest = "Pre test"; string[] arrPreTest = preTest.Split(' '); if(arrPreTest[0] == "Pre") { string interTest = "Internal test"; string[] arrInterTest =...

Just tested the 2.0.146-pre . This solves the issue of benig able to debug and observe all data as presented according to the example I previously posted above. Thank you...

Im afraid not. As soon as OnException is in the code it stops compiling, with or without OnEntry and OnExit.

That worked! ``` private async Task GetAsync() { await WaitForResponse(); } private async Task WaitForResponse() { await Task.Delay(1); return true; } ```

Yes, by having this on method level, its the same behavior. With and with out returning Task.

> any workaround for this issue? Sort of. Have to return a task, just read above.