Local Debugger

Relativity Local Debugger is a Visual Studio extension used to locally debug Relativity Agents using a Relativity DevVM. See your Agent code changes in seconds with one-click debugging. The extension is designed to significantly reduce the time required to deploy your applications containing Agents into RelativityOne. For support, email help-plex@relativity.com.

Requirements

• Visual Studio 2019 (running in Admin mode)
• Relativity DevVM, version PrairieSmoke-0 or higher
  • This can be obtained from https://community.relativity.com/

Installation

To install the extension:

1. Click the Download button above to download and install the extension
   • Ensure your DevVM is running in Hyper-V
2. Start Visual Studio in Admin mode
   • Right-click the Visual Studio toolbar and enable "Relativity - Local Debugger Toolbar"
   • Navigate to Extension > Relativity - Local Debugger. A new pane will appear next to Solution Explorer.
3. Complete the local environment setup steps
4. Complete the final project configuration steps outlined in the Debug using the Local Debugger documentation.

Full Documentation

Please refer to Relativity Local Debugger Documentation for detailed sets and usage instructions.

Required setup for DevVM

In order for Local Debugger to function on a DevVM, the documentation above requires you to run a script from your local machine.

The script makes the following changes to your VM:

• Creates SSL bindings so that your DevVM will be accessed through an HTTPS call instead of HTTP
• Accessing your Relativity Instance will use the VM Name instead of the IP Address in the URI (ex: RelativityDevVm-12.2.224.7/Relativity)
• Relativity folders are created and/or set to be shared with your local machine

The script makes the following changes to your local machine:

• The following registry is updated HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanmanWorkstation\Parameters.AllowInsecureGuestAuth

Privacy Notice

Local Debugger gathers telemetry of basic utilization such as errors encountered during configuration and time spent in workflows for diagnostic and analysis purposes.