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Strong name signing assemblies? #70

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@RandomEngy

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.

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  1. ipjohnson commented on Mar 9, 2017

    @ipjohnson
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    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

  2. RandomEngy commented on Mar 9, 2017

    @RandomEngy
    Author

    Thanks!

  3. ipjohnson commented on Mar 10, 2017

    @ipjohnson
    Owner

    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.

  4. RandomEngy commented on Mar 10, 2017

    @RandomEngy
    Author

    Works great, thanks!

  5. ipjohnson commented on Mar 26, 2017

    @ipjohnson
    Owner

    I've released version 6.0.0 that's signed (decided it made sense to up major version).

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