Error signing output with public key
See original GitHub issueHi, I’ve been using your tool for quite some years, compiling the source code on my computer. Each time I must remove the signature file. I understand a commercial product need some kind of tampering protection, but does a public repository on Github needs this?
Error CS7027 Error signing output with public key from file 'sharpsnmplib.snk' -- File not found. SharpSnmpLib.NetStandard E:\Visual Studio 2017\sharpsnmplib-9.0.8\SharpSnmpLib\CSC 1 Active
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@gabrielpereirapinheiro Read it carefully, as prepare.bat is no longer needed since a recent version.
@lextm That true, thanks for the help !