REGRESSION INFO: Works well in May pre-release 7 C# DevKit Prerelease Version 3.27.196; C# Ext Prerelease 2.146.2
INSTALL STEPS
- OS: Windows x64
- Install the SDK 10.0.302
- Install VS Code insiders - v1.130
- Install latest candidate build from C#: [Pipelines - Run 2.147.47] and C# Dev Kit: [Pipelines - Run 3.27.199]
- Aspire CLI
REPRO STEPS
- Create .NET Project > Aspire Starter App > name it AspireApp1.
- Under Solution Explorer, right-click AspireApp1.AppHost.
- Select Debug > Start New Instance.
- Wait for the Aspire Dashboard to load.
Note:
- Repro with F5
- Repro with Aspire 13.4.6
The issue is not reproducible when running the project from the command line:
cd AspireApp1.AppHost
dotnet run
The Aspire application starts successfully, all resources become healthy, and the application functions as expected.
ACTUAL Launching the Aspire Starter App through Debug > Start New Instance causes apiservice to remain in a Running (Unhealthy) state and webfrontend to remain in a Waiting state indefinitely."
EXPECTED Launching the Aspire Starter App through Debug > Start New Instance should start all resources successfully, with apiservice becoming healthy and webfrontend transitioning to a Running state.

REGRESSION INFO: Works well in May pre-release 7 C# DevKit Prerelease Version 3.27.196; C# Ext Prerelease 2.146.2
INSTALL STEPS
REPRO STEPS
Note:
The issue is not reproducible when running the project from the command line:
The Aspire application starts successfully, all resources become healthy, and the application functions as expected.
ACTUAL Launching the Aspire Starter App through Debug > Start New Instance causes apiservice to remain in a Running (Unhealthy) state and webfrontend to remain in a Waiting state indefinitely."
EXPECTED Launching the Aspire Starter App through Debug > Start New Instance should start all resources successfully, with apiservice becoming healthy and webfrontend transitioning to a Running state.