Yes.  The same way that you have done in the past.  But many times, they will post a stack-trace to see if we can give them a generally idea before they dive into the source.  It will not be too long before we release the next update as a released version which will include the source code.

Hi,

Thank you for reply.



May I know how your team (SF users) usually do debugging if SF framework throw certain error or not work as expected? Do they able to step into it by using SF assemblies?



Thank you for advice.

Chan,

The maintenance releases posted here in the forum are not available with the source code.  When we release the final build, the source code will be downloadable through the My Account area as normal.  This is because the forum is not our primary mechanism of releasing a product.  If you have the need to look at the source code to see what is going on until the source is released for the final build, you can use reflector (http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/).  Great tool.

Hi,

I found that is 1.6.1 maintenance release posted. It only contains some assemblies without source code.

Currently, I compile SF source code and use the compiled DLL so that I could debug into them.



Anyway to get updated source for 1.6.1? Otherwise, anyway to able to step into source code with shipped assemblies with compile myself?



Thank you