Visual Studio 2012 has no debugging options
I'm working with Visual Studio 2012 Express (Update 4) with Windows Azure Tools 2.5. I have the Remote Tools installed for Visual Studio 2012 Express Update 4.
I'm running some WorkerRoles on Windows Azure, and I need to do some debugging on the staging version.
My understanding is that I can connect to Azure using the Database Explorer in VS and find the process and attach the debugger to it. I've been following various tutorials around the net that all say the same as this one (which is actually very well written): http://geekswithblogs.net/shaunxu/archive/2013/11/02/remote-debug-windows-azure-cloud-service.aspx
The problem I have is that when I hit publish, and go to advanced settings, there's no option to enable debugging. According to everywhere it should look like this:
But I don't have those options:
Later, when I go to the cloud services in the database explorer, and I right click on the role I want to attach to, there's no option to "Attach Debugger":
Is this a limitation of VS2012 Express?
Any help would be hugely appreciated.
Cheers, Chris
EDIT:
As in the tutorial I have the Build Configuration set to Debug:
I realise that this may/may not help others experiencing this problem.
I solved the problem by completely uninstalling all the different versions of Visual Studio, .NET, SQL Server tools. I had tried so many different versions of things that Azure tools and things may not have been applying to the correct version.
Here's the important bit:
The version I'm working with now is Visual Studio 2012 Professional.
If re-installing doesn't solve the problem, Visual Studio 2012 Pro has these features.
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