Can't see primary constructor variables in debugger

[eerhardt]

When in a debugger, and I'm not in an instance method, I can't see the value of c.x. I need to be able to see all of the members of c in order to debug issues with my code. Not being able to see these variables is important, especially when x is a reference to another class with a bunch of state on it, and I'm in a multi-threaded application where even F11'ing into the Print() method could cause that state to change from another thread.

Version Used: .NET SDK 8.0.302

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Run the following code under a debugger and set a breakpoint on the c.Print(); line.

var c = new MyClass(5);

c.Print();


class MyClass(int x)
{
    private int y = 10;

    public void Print()
    {
        Console.WriteLine(x);
        Console.WriteLine(y);
    }
}

2. View c in a Watch window, and try to inspect the value of c.x.

Expected Behavior:

I should be able to see all the members of c in the Watch window. (I'd even accept if this isn't the default behavior of the debugger, and I had to turn a Debug => Options switch on/off to enable it. I do that already with "Enable Just My Code")

Actual Behavior:

I can only see c.y's value in the Watch window.

cc @KathleenDollard