Hi,

I recently had a nearby lightening strike kill my Internet modem. While waiting for a replacement modem, I thought I would work on my VisualGDB solution. When I started it, all the projects in the solution failed to load. The output looked like…

System.Net.WebException: The remote name could not be resolved: ‘api.github.com’
at System.Net.WebClient.DownloadDataInternal(Uri address, WebRequest& request)
at System.Net.WebClient.DownloadString(Uri address)
at dh2.i[T](String b, String a)
at iv.t(String a)
at iv.f.e(Boolean b, String a)
at iv.f.u(String a, String b)
at fp2.g_2(ok3 a)
at qs.j(List1 d, List1 e, String b, Boolean& a, y83& c)
at qs.e()
at gb2.k_2_2_2_2_2_2_2_2_2_2_2_2_2(of3 a, rv b)
at vc2.o1(ToolchainSubtype a)
at rv..ctor(VisualGDBProjectSettings2 h, fc1 a, xz e, l g, ku3 c, IDELevelProjectInfoForBuilding f, AlternateDebuggerSetup b, String d)
at u04.h4(IDELevelProjectInfoForBuilding a)

It appears that my projects won’t load because there’s no access to api.github.com. I can’t be certain if this is a Visual Studio requirement or VisualGDB; I see ‘VisualGDBProjectSettings2’   in the log output, so I’m starting here to ask if there’s any option ( I couldn’t find one ) to work in this IDE without an active Internet connection?  I found and disabled every option setting related to github co-pilot, but it still wouldn’t load.