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Sign the assembly
See original GitHub issueAs it is now it cannot be used for testing signed assemblies.
Sceanrio: the tested assembly is signed and has InternalsVisibleTo the test assembly. I think this means the test assembly must also be signed.
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- Created 6 years ago
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The problem should only arise if your test-assembly is signed (which usually is not needed).
While it does not need to reference the assembly there can be scenarios where referencing can make sense.