I am using ILRepack in a program to pack an assembly that is created using CodeDom with its references. This a my example:
`
// Input assemblies are defined in an array
string[] inputAssemblies = new string[2];
inputAssemblies[0] = dllFilePath;
inputAssemblies[1] = cphUtilsDllPath;
// Pack with ILRepack
string repackLogFile = Path.ChangeExtension(sourceCodeFilePath, ".log");
RepackOptions repackOptions = new RepackOptions();
repackOptions.DebugInfo = true;
repackOptions.Internalize = true;
repackOptions.LogFile = repackLogFile;
repackOptions.Log = true;
repackOptions.LogVerbose = true;
repackOptions.OutputFile = Path.Combine(Path.GetDirectoryName(dllFilePath), "Packed" + Path.GetFileName(dllFilePath));
repackOptions.InputAssemblies = inputAssemblies;
repackOptions.TargetKind = ILRepack.Kind.Dll;
repackOptions.SearchDirectories = new string[0];
ILRepack packer = new ILRepack(repackOptions);
try
{
packer.Repack();
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Failed to merge assemblies\r\n{e.Message}\r\n{e.StackTrace}");
}
However, no output is written to the log file. The situation is the same even when I create the log file before creating the IlRepack instance or call Repack() on it.
The assembly is created just fine, there are no errors with that.
The LogFile from the RepackOptions never seems to be communicated to the RepackLogger.Open() method.
I am using version 2.0.18 downloaded from NuGet in a .Net Framework 4.6.1 application.
I am using ILRepack in a program to pack an assembly that is created using CodeDom with its references. This a my example:
`
However, no output is written to the log file. The situation is the same even when I create the log file before creating the IlRepack instance or call Repack() on it.
The assembly is created just fine, there are no errors with that.
The LogFile from the RepackOptions never seems to be communicated to the RepackLogger.Open() method.
I am using version 2.0.18 downloaded from NuGet in a .Net Framework 4.6.1 application.