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If you start your website in debug mode and have breakpoints set, users (or services like Twilio) loading this URL will cause those breakpoints to be hit allowing you to debug your application in real time. Now anyone on the internet should be able to load your website using your ngrok URL:

For example if when your run your website the URL is then you would start ngrok with this command: Where the port argument is the port number that your website is using. Simply start ngrok from a command line using the following command: If you are using the Visual Studio Web Development Server, using ngrok is simple. Ngrok and the Visual Studio Web Development Server Needless to say, it can be a bit confusing and depending on what you have installed it will change what you need to do to use ngrok. On top of those options if you have chosen to use the Web Sites project type in Visual Studio, you could also be running your site on a local IIS server.

Visual Studio Web Development Server – optional.

Visual Studio Web Development Server – default.

Here is a quick rundown of some of the different combinations that you can have installed:

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Depending on your version of Windows and version of Visual Studio, you might be using the Visual Studio Web Development Server, IIS Express or even full blown IIS. Over the past decade, Microsoft created a bunch of ways to run web applications on your local machine. The Changing World of Microsoft Web Servers If you’re confused by what this whole ngrok thing is and why it just might be better than sliced bread, head over to my friend Kevins intro to ngrok blog post to learn all about how ngrok can be a valuable addition to your toolbelt. In this post I’ll show you which configurations I’ve found need a bit more love and how you can set them up to use ngrok to expose your local web server to the internet. However, as I’ve shown ngrok to other developers running Windows I’ve also learned that how you run ngrok on Windows depends on your specific system and certain configurations require a few extra steps to make ngrok work.

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Exposing my local web server to the public internet, simplified debugging and testing of services like Twilio and a tool that did not make me install and configure other frameworks or language runtimes just to get started? It all had me smiling.

Dropped support for VS2010. If you need support for Visual Studio 2010, version 1.7.3 can be downloaded from a developer running Windows discovering ngrok was like discovering manna from heaven.

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Fix "Visual Studio crashes sometimes when trying to execute 'Add License Headers to All Projects' on Solution" ( #75).

(Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070057 (E_INVALIDARG))." when trying to add the LicenseHeader" ( #68)

Fix "LicenseHeaderManager throws "The parameter is incorrect.

Add "Solution level header definition file" ( #58) (see wiki for more information).

Change solution level definition file to be defined with UTF8 rather than ANSI.

Fix Typescript Language Skip Expression to respect multiple reference elements.

If you need support for Visual Studio 2012 or Visual Studio 2013, version 2.0.3 can be downloaded from.

Drop support for Visual Studio 2012 and Visual Studio 2013.

Fix Settings not working correctly ( #108).

Fix a bug where adding new linked commands would require a Visual Studio restart ( #111).

Add support for Visual Studio 16.1 and greater ( #112).

Decouple core functionality from Visual Studio extension project into independent library ( #123).

Add, remove and replace headers at any time for one or all files.

Share license headers between projects via "Add as Link".

Define license headers per Visual Studio project and per file extension.

New files will automatically include the license headers defined in the current project.

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Manage license headers for your source code files in Visual Studio.