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I’ve been making changes to a Windows Service in Visual Studio (2010, .NET 4.0 project) and when I go to close the solution or commit to TFS, Visual Studio prompts me to save a .psess file (MyService.psess) that I’ve never seen before and does not seem to exist yet (a file save dialog pops up prompting me for a location).
I can’t find any documentation on this file. What is it? What might I have done to create it? Is it required?
These files generally contain performance profiling session data. You can view the Performance Explorer window to see if you have any open sessions using the menu View->Other Windows->Performance Explorer.
You can delete the sessions there also, if need be.