Automatically and in realtime converts asynchronous C# code in one folder to synchronous C# code in another folder for easier and faster debugging purposes. Also, Visual Studio's edit-and-continue works much more often with synchronous code than with asynchronous code.

You can also write your code in synchronous C# format and it will be automatically converted to asynchronous C# code in the background.

Ready to use. Maintained and in active use.

* Copy appsettings.example.json to appsettings.json
* Update the settings in appsettings.json according to your needs
* Build the project
* In the build folder launch AsyncToSyncCodeRoundtripSynchroniserMonitor.bat