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		viraptor 22 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Decompiling the New C# 14 field Keyword > I can set breakpoints into the getter/setter field doesn't stop this. > I also have the benefit of seeing the field in my debugger The debugger could still show it. The backing field is still there.

Surac 22 days ago [–]

the text says the backing variable is hidden from debugger by attribut, isn't it?

viraptor 22 days ago | [–]

That's why I wrote could. You can also use an IL postprocessor to get rid of the attribute.

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