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Any idea what it would take to get the full (sourcelink-ed) url for those stack frames? The only ways I've found so far was something like what the dotnet-sourcelink tool...

Can you please provide more details on how exactly you're building the project / solution, and what types are missing? Note that the test projects in the master branch is...

Also the examples above are not supported by the tooling, see - https://github.com/dotnet/project-system/issues/2670

You can get more details on what is happening by hooking into the following events: ```csharp StackExchange.Precompilation.RoslynRazorViewEngine.CompilingPath += OnRuntimeCompilation; System.Web.WebPages.Razor.RazorBuildProvider.CompilingPath += OnRuntimeCompilation; ``` ... and have the handler log it...

You can get a list of all precompiled views the precompiled view engine knows about via the `PrecompiledViewEngine.ViewPaths` property. If they aren't there, you didn't initialize it correctly. If they...

Maybe, if you use partial view names (e.g. `View("Foo")`, or just `View()` inside the `Foo` method). Have you tried specifying the full view path instead (e.g. `View("~/Views/Bar/Foo.cshtml")`)?

That sounds familiar. I've had this happen in [another project](https://github.com/m0sa/StackExchange.Exceptional.SourceLink/commit/0f529cad39c8dd04107d44ab676c7dea8c3516de), which doesn't use SE Precompilation. Did you try [setting `DependsOnNETStandard` to true?](https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/issues/1410) Can you try building with `/property:SEPrecompilerSkip=true`? This would...

That's because we have a hard dependency on MVC 5 (which is where the actual precompilation name comes from), and it only exists for .NET desktop. Does it fail if...

As of de2ede41aef7b7faa61f257878acbe83881e1d8a / [`v5.0.0-alpha367`](https://ci.appveyor.com/project/StackExchange/stackexchange-precompilation/build/5.0.0-alpha367/artifacts) the MVC5 bits have been moved out, and the the precompiler is now self contained and able to cross-compile (the csc.exe replacement is still compiled...

Are you sure you're using your pre-compiled views? You shouldn't get that at runtime unless you're trying to emit a PDB stream, which would be if you're hitting the RoslynRazorViewEngine...