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brutaldev / StrongNameSigner

Strong-name sign third party .NET assemblies without the source code.
https://brutaldev.com/post/net-assembly-strong-name-signer
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Feature Request: Non-Installer release #13

Closed mklaber closed 9 years ago

mklaber commented 9 years ago

I'd like to drop StrongNameSigner.Console.exe in a solution's Shared folder (where I keep powershell build and deployment scripts and whatnot) so that I don't have to install Strong Name Signer on every machine this will run on. I got it working by installing just the Console app and then copying the necessary DLLs from the install directory in to my Shared folder. It'd be great if there were a standalone exe or a ZIP of the program files so I don't actually have to install it.

Also, please add a time machine and go back and write this a year earlier when I was last mucking around with signed assemblies and sorely needed this. Thanks. :-)

brutaldev commented 9 years ago

Sure, a portable version won't be a problem. Furthermore, I should probably publish to NuGet as well as a tool so it's not a hard external dependency for build servers.

I'll take a look a this over the weekend. As for the time machine, not much I can do there but if someone else invents it one day I'll ask if I can borrow it quickly ;)

mklaber commented 9 years ago

:+1:

brutaldev commented 9 years ago

Uploaded to NuGet. You can install it as a dependency using Install-Package Brutal.Dev.StrongNameSigner or adding it to your packages.config like this:

<package id="Brutal.Dev.StrongNameSigner" version="1.4.4" />

Then access the portable files from packages\Brutal.Dev.StrongNameSigner.1.4.4\tools\StrongNameSigner.Console.exe.

You can also [download the package](package id="Brutal.Dev.StrongNameSigner" version="1.4.4" /) directly and find the portable files in the tools directory since it's just a zip file anyway

Hope this helps.