Default route at startup with ASP.NET Core [duplicate]


Default route at startup with ASP.NET Core [duplicate]



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With a brand new ASP.NET Core API application, how do you set the default route to navigate to when F5 debugging? I have the SPA being served correctly but every time the application is started with Visual Studio, it defaults to https://localhost:44323/api/values


https://localhost:44323/api/values



There appears to be nowhere in Visual Studio to configure this. In previous versions of ASP.NET this was an option under project properties.



(The /api/values route being the route of the default controller setup by the template.)


/api/values



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Go to the project properties, Debug tab, look to the right of the checkbox that is labelled "Launch browser:" Hiding in plain sight.
– JamieMeyer
Jun 30 at 1:46




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Am unsure if launchsettings.json is still a thing in the latest, but in the versions 1.+ i have used, have done the following. Go to src -> you_web_project -> properties ->launchSettings.json and edit the file.


launchsettings.json


src -> you_web_project -> properties ->launchSettings.json



Depending upon what you are using as your debugger which could be iis express or the .net command line, edit the settings under launchUrl (might be applicationUrl for the default iisExpress) and you should be good to go.


launchUrl


applicationUrl

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