Closed EmanShaker closed 9 years ago
Great question.
I haven't tried it, but this article talks about signing 3rd party assemblies.
Also, you might want to look at this proposed solution on SO
Incidentally, it's an open source project, and you can go back to the v3 snapshot of the source to try signing the assembly yourself.
Thanks a lot, I went with the last option to sign the source code.
I was trying to reference the mailchimp.dll wrapper but my solution is signed, when I tried signing the wrapper it gave me error that "'ServiceStack.Text' does not have a strong name", any idea how to get a signed version?