Debugger:Unable to resolve 'System.Reflection.Metadata' for '.NETCoreApp.Version=v1.0'

[GraceDong]

Environment data

dotnet --info output:
VS Code version: 1.4.0
C# Extension version: v.1.4.0-beta6
.NET Core version: 1.0.0-SDK Preview2

Steps to reproduce

1. Create a simple .NET Core project use command.
2. Open VSCode to install the C# extension of 1.4.0-beta6 , restart VSCode to make the extension takes effect.
3. Load the existing hwapp folder I just created on VSCode.
   4.Press F5 to start debugging

Expected behavior

The project should be start debugging.

Actual behavior

This project can't start debugging and show some error message in VSCode. Attached as below:

[gregg-miskelly]

@chuckries @caslan I think we should pull the latest beta release until this is resolved.

[DustinCampbell]

I got this as well.

[gregg-miskelly]

I am going to pull the release now.

[DustinCampbell]

OK. If you decide to completely delete the release, go ahead and remove the tag as well.

[gregg-miskelly]

The GitHub documentation seems to say that it is possible to delete a release, but it isn't working for me (maybe because I didn't create it?). So I pulled the .vsix and I edited the description so that hopefully it is obvious that the release shouldn't be used. @chuckries do you want to see if you have access to delete it?

[DustinCampbell]

I can delete it.

[DustinCampbell]

Release is removed. Note: the trick is to delete the tag from GitHub, which converts the release to a "draft" release, which can be discarded.

[chuckries]

Sorry everybody, this is my fault. I added the additional nuget feed but didn't want to push the change since it is (hopefully) a temporary workaround. I built the extension locally that works. When I created the release, the CI system built the package for the release page and it did not have my NuGet.config change. I will fix this.

[chuckries]

This has been fixed, the System.Reflection.Metadata we need has been published to nuget.org, no workaround required.