How to test a BuildProvider

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I have created a simple BuildProvider as a starting point, and althogh I get no errors, I don't have access to the generated class either. In fact, i don't know if my BuildProvider was even invoked. Is there a way to debug a BuildProvider? How do I know if there is a problem with my CodeDom or if it's something else?

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