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title: Coding live
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## What is dotnet watch?
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`dotnet watch` is a function that executes [.NET Core CLI commands](https://docs.microsoft.com/fr-fr/dotnet/core/tools/) each time a source file changes (In big as soon as we record).
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Therefore, the command that we will associate will be `run`!
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In short, we will execute our project each time we save our work.
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dotnet watch run
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```
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This feature saves time during Blazor app development.
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## Usage in Visual Studio 2019
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You can directly open a Powershell window from the `View` -> `Terminal` menu.
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Once in the terminal, change the current directory to that of your application, where your `csproj` file is.
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Execute the command:
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```
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dotnet watch run
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```
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Your browser opens with your application, now return to Visual Studio, with each new backup your site will be compiled and updated in your browser.
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## Usage in Visual Studio 2022
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Visual Studio 2022 natively supports `Hot Reload` which eliminates the need to use this command. |