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Strong Naming Example #8

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trootcode opened this issue Jun 8, 2016 · 1 comment
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Strong Naming Example #8

trootcode opened this issue Jun 8, 2016 · 1 comment

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@trootcode
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Can you show an example of how you run the strongnamer.ps1 script? I tried running this from the powershell editor but I get a bunch of errors:

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@bradphelan
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In the end we couldn't get strong naming working properly. It's something that is necessary but it's a really difficult thing to get right. We didn't quite achieve it. The problem with strong naming is that all your dependencies must be strong named. This is hard to do when using nuget packages that are not strong named. We tried a hack where we would recursively open dlls, resign then and then load them. It almost worked but we kept getting problems. Anyway we stopped working on it and the code got stale.

I think the above error is that the key file required for strong naming is missing. I probably deleted it from the repo when I stopped working on it.

Currently we don't strong name. We may come back around to working on the problem another time closer to when we release our product to our customers.

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