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We have updated the Dockerfile scaffolding in Visual Studio Tools for Kubernetes to use the Microsoft Container Registry instead of Docker Hub.
We have fixed an issue in Visual Studio Tools for Kubernetes where modifying Dockerfile.develop does not cause the service to be redeployed.
We have fixed an issue in Visual Studio Tools for Kubernetes where a service in an Azure Dev Spaces project could fail to start.
We have fixed an issue in Visual Studio Tools for Kubernetes where a service in an Azure Dev Spaces project stops running after debugging is stopped in Visual Studio.
We have fixed an issue in Visual Studio Tools for Kubernetes where a null reference error dialog is sometimes displayed when picking accounts in the Azure Dev Spaces Dialog.
We have fixed an issue in Visual Studio Tools for Kubernetes where the cluster selection dialog is displayed when adding Kubernetes orchestration support.
You can now use Time Travel Debugging with the snapshot debugger on ASP.NET Apps running on an Azure VM. Please note that this feature may not work in all Azure regions at release.