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Strong Name signing C++/CLI assemblies
See original GitHub issueI’m trying to puzzle out how to enable strong-name signing in C++/CLI projects.
The tentative approach I’m using looks like this (assume that ManagedCxx is defined appropriately):
<ItemDefinitionGroup>
<Link>
<AdditionalOptions Condition="'$(ManagedCxx)'=='true'">%(AdditionalOptions) /keyfile:$(AssemblyOriginatorKeyFile) /delaysign</AdditionalOptions>
<Link>
</ItemDefinitionGroup>
- Is this a reasonable approach?
- Can I depend on
AssemblyOriginatorKeyFileproperty to exist and remain supported in the future as the way to discover the path to the key file?
This all assumes, of course, that signtool will eventually re-sign these same binaries again after it has been packaged.
cc @stevenbrix, @miguep, @rladuca, @danzil
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- Created 5 years ago
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@JohnTortugo - has this been sorted already?
Thanks @vatsan-madhavan