Closed PashCracken closed 8 years ago
OK, I would like to try it.
But I'm busy in these days, so please let me a few days.
Great. Thanks
Any progress on this?
There are a number of tools that can be easily integrated into a build system that will sign dlls for you. https://github.com/dsplaisted/strongnamer (nuget package) (probably the simplest option) https://github.com/brutaldev/StrongNameSigner (tool, call from msbuild target/csproj file) (manual editing) https://github.com/oising/strongnaming (powershell cmdlets) (most manual)
@PashCracken Sorry, I had much drink tonight (JST), and I attend "de:code 2016" Microsoft IT conference in Tokyo, Japan, so I could not any work...
I'll work at least next week.
@M-Zuber Thank you for your information. It is very helpful for me.
@jsakamoto Is there a signed package available now?
@PashCracken Sorry to late.
I released signed version right now.
Is this your expected one? If it is true, then I'll republish the package as GA version (v.1.6.0-rc1 => v.1.6.0) as soon as possible.
@jsakamoto Perfect. Just what I wanted :+1:
When do you think you will have published v1.6.0 of the signed package?
@PashCracken I did it :)
Thanks :-)
I'm feeling very unhappy now :cry: because my PC's storage was broken at 3 days ago.
So I lost private key for signing assembly...OMG. ðŸ˜
I had trying to recovery my PC and salvage key file, but I understood there is no hope at last.
In normally situation, I always create offline backup of key file.
But in this case,
So I have to decide that I should recreate new key.
I'll republish IPAddressRange.Signed
which signed by new key as soon as possible.
I hope everyone can forgive me.
I publish new package as Release Candidate.
https://www.nuget.org/packages/IPAddressRange.Signed/1.6.0.1-rc1
No problem. Just publish the release version with a new key
@PashCracken Thanks.
I published IPAddressRange.Signed
v.1.6.0.1. ( http://www.nuget.org/packages/IPAddressRange.Signed/1.6.0.1 )
Hi,
Can you please add a IPAddressRange.Signed version of the NuGet package or sign the dll in the existing package? We want to use this NuGet package in several projects that is signed. I would really like to avoid having to create a locally signed version myself so I hope you will be able to do this