visual studio: How to ignore pdb not loaded warnings during debug?

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While debugging, I do not want visual studio to be looking for *.pdb files from 3rd party *.dlls. For example I use Jetbrains Resharper TaskRunner for unit testing. To use it requires a reference to Jetbrains.Resharper.TaskRunnerFramework.dll. When I debug my application via the TaskRunner, I end up with something similar to this picture below:

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Well, I'm not debugging the task runner. That isn't my code anyhow. I want Visual Studio to be "smart" enough (or have a setting) to automatically know to NOT concern itself with *.pdb files for anything that isn't my code. Is this possible?

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Have a look at the Just My Code setting in Visual Studio. From the documentation, there's a section that sounds relevant, which discusses one of the effects of having this setting applied:

When you Step Into (Keyboard shortcut: F11) non-user code, the debugger steps over the code to the next user statement. When you Step Out (Keyboard: Shift + F11), the debugger runs to the next line of user code. If no user code is encountered then execution continues until the app exits, a breakpoint is hit, or an exception occurs.

You can enable Just My Code in the Visual Studio options under Debugging > General:

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Add a .gitignore file to your solution and add all extensions you want to ignore Add this in your .gitignore file *.pdb

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