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Where does dotPeek store the cache?

I was using dotPeek and my connection dropped right away when it went online to get the code for the given class. So my router gave it 500 gateway pages, and now when I try to look at the code for this class, I instead get the html representation of that router page, that is, it gets cached.

The problem is there doesn't seem to be any way to clear it up. I removed everything in AppData for JetBrains both roaming and local, but with no effect.

Where is the disassembly cache for dotPeek?

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Okay, thank you heaven for the process monitor. It stores the cache in a directory like this:

C: \ Users \ RISM \ AppData \ Local \ Symbols \ SRC \ source.NET \ 4 \ DEVDIV_TFS \ Dev10 \ Releases \ RTMRel \ NDP \ FX \ SRC \ XSP \ System \ Web \ Routing \ RouteCollection.cs



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In the latest version (2017.1.2) it is located in:



C: \ Users {username} \ AppData \ Local \ Temp \ DecompilationTemp

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For me, version 1.2 is stored in the C: \ Users \ {username} \ AppData \ Local \ JetBrains \ dotPeek \ v1.2 \ DecompilerCache folder

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