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strong named version of dll
Hi, Our solution has a strong named libraries which sometimes requires our test projects to be strong named as well. This makes it difficult to use Simplestubs as it is not a strong named dll. Would it be possible to release a strong named version of simplestubs?
Thanks, Rupa
Thank you!
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@rupaparam sorry for the delay. I was just trying to sign the assemblies in Visual Studio which required a strong name key file that I created using Visual Studio (pfx file). However, my understanding is that this pfx file should not be made public but the code doesn't compile without it.
Do you know what is a common workflow for signing assemblies for opensource code?
Hi, I do not have experience signing open source assemblies. However we are using another open source assembly in our solution and the authors have checked in the public and private keys into github. Also here is a link to the Microsoft doc (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/app-domains/strong-named-assemblies) where they suggest to do the same.
You can also use the strong name tool provided by .net (sn.exe) to create a *.snk file with the keys. I have only use *.snk files to strong name sign an assembly.
Thanks, Rupa
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Do you know what is a common workflow for signing assemblies for opensource code?
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Please review nuget publishing policy in MS OpenSoruce: https://docs.opensource.microsoft.com/content/releasing/nuget.html
This is still an issue, especially if the stubs project contains access modifier like "internal", and if a test project wishes to access those internal classes or methods. It requires itself to be strong-named signed to use assembly:InternalVisibleToAttribute to establish a friend assembly.
Sorry about this taking so long. I will try to find time to get it done soon.