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  1. Show corrolation between request started and ended in IIS Express logs

    When working with a REST-api the log from IISExpress would be a lot more useful if you could add a corrolation id between the request start and end.

    The "request started" logs contain the request method, but the "request ended" does not, which makes it hard to tell which methods fail and succeeds.

    E.g. if you have PUT and DELETE methods for the same url the log would look exactly the same;

    IISExpress: Request ended: http://localhost:9002/api/customers/1 with HTTP status 200.0
    IISExpress: Request ended: http://localhost:9002/api/customers/1 with HTTP status 401.0

    Was it the PUT or the DELETE that failed with 401?

    Also;…

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  2. Don't stop IIS-Express when stopping debugger with enabled Edit&Continue

    Currently if Edit & Continue is enabled (in VS 2013 Update 3 on x64) stopping the debugger always stops IIS-Express. See MS-Blog http://blogs.msdn.com/b/webdev/archive/2013/07/11/enable-edit-and-continue-debugging-option-is-now-on-by-default-for-new-web-applications-in-vs2013-preview.aspx

    This is very un-handy. Please don't stop IIS-Express all the time.

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  3. Show website details in "Title" column for iisexpress.exe process when attaching the debugger in Visual Studio

    If you want to attach the debugger from Visual Studio to a web application running under IIS express, there is no way to distinguish between different iisexpress.exe processes. Currently if I have 10 iisexpress processes in the list I have to look at the PID number in the systemtray GUI for IIS Express and then find in "Available processes" list. The ASP.NET development server display "ASP.NET Development Server - Port xyz" in the title column of the available processes list. For IIS Express the website directory or url could be displayed in that same column.

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