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We want our project to output strong named assemblies, but to do that all our references need to be strong-named as well. Can you strong-name sign the Grace assemblies? The documentation says you could even check in the private key in source control if you wanted.
After reading up a little bit I think it should be pretty easy for me to sign it and get it into the build. I'll make the change in the next day or two and push a Beta build (probably 5.2.0-Beta*) to nuget for some testing.
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ipjohnson commentedon Mar 9, 2017
Hi Random
After reading up a little bit I think it should be pretty easy for me to sign it and get it into the build. I'll make the change in the next day or two and push a Beta build (probably 5.2.0-Beta*) to nuget for some testing.
-Ian
RandomEngy commentedon Mar 9, 2017
Thanks!
adding assembly signature for issue #70
ipjohnson commentedon Mar 10, 2017
Ok so I've signed Grace and all the Grace.* assemblies and pushed beta versions to nuget (5.2.0-Beta*).
Give it a whirl and let me know. I'll probably look to do a release in the next week.
RandomEngy commentedon Mar 10, 2017
Works great, thanks!
ipjohnson commentedon Mar 26, 2017
I've released version 6.0.0 that's signed (decided it made sense to up major version).