I was working on a caching framework in ASP.NET Core and one thing I needed to know whether the application is running in debug mode.
In the regular .NET framework, this was available through the HttpContext, as per the following syntax:
HttpContext.Current.IsDebuggingEnabled
In ASP.NET Core, this property is not available anymore and the HttpContext is now accessible from the Http namespace: Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.HttpContext
Therefore, the usual way to check if the ASP.NET Core application is in debug mode is to check Debugger.IsAttached as per the following syntax:
if(Debugger.IsAttached) {
//Your code here.
}
However, this property is true only when the application is attached to the
debugging process. If you want to indicate that the application is running in
development/debug mode and not on production server, you can add a key to the
appsettings.json as per the following screenshot:
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Hello Jamil,
ReplyDeleteNice article! Thanks for sharing.
Alternatively, to determine the runtime environment in ASP.NET Core, we could use the `IWebHostEnvironment env` via dependency injection to call the `env.IsDevelopment())`.
Have a nice day,