Blazor WebAssembly App with ASP.NET Core hosting - dotnet watch functionality?

[Waddlen]

I greatly enjoyed dotnet watch run / dotnet watch publish when testing Blazor in VSC, but now I want to test doing API calls with an ASP.NET Core backend. So I created a Blazor WebAssemply app through Visual Studio 2019, like so:

And this works, but annoyingly, the front-end parts of Blazor do not update when I refresh. So say I launch my app, add a word to Index.razor, then refresh => I don't see the change. I tried the "IIS Express", "TestApp1.Client", and "TestApp1.Server" launch settings the VS template shipped with, but none provide the dotnet watch functionality I want. I am using Chrome devtools with "Disable cache" checked.

Stopping/starting the app entirely is very slow and wastes a lot of time, is there a way to get dotnet watch functionality in this situation? Thanks!

[SteveSandersonMS]

We're greatly improving the functionality of dotnet watch in .NET Core 5.0. As far as I'm aware, it now correctly recompiles and refreshes any referenced project in your solution as of 5.0.

@pranavkm Is that correct?