Add strong key
See original GitHub issueI have test project which is strongly signed. I know that having testing project strongly signed is stupid, but we have many of these and hope published ExpressionToCodeLib to be signed either.
Error CS8002 Referenced assembly 'ExpressionToCodeLib, Version=2.5.1.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' does not have a strong name.
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the only reason to SN a test-helping lib, is because a test project is testing a SN’d project, and that target project exposes
[InternalsVisibleTo]
so non public member can be tested. So in this case all libs the test project pulls in need to be SN’dHaving said that. in most real cases where i have seen this:
I though users can use StrongNameSigner regardless of what the nuget packages do? But I get that it would be convenient for them…