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TMDBLib does not have a strong name #22

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rboy1 opened this issue Nov 7, 2013 · 4 comments
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TMDBLib does not have a strong name #22

rboy1 opened this issue Nov 7, 2013 · 4 comments
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rboy1 commented Nov 7, 2013

When I try to compile the project using the nuget downloaded reference assembly I get an error saying referenced assembly does not have a strong name. I don't face this issue with other nuget reference assemblies I download

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LordMike commented Nov 7, 2013

I might consider signing the releases. I'm currently reading up on what Strongly Named Assemblies are, and why (not) to use them.

It seems to me, that you're developing a strongly named project yourself?

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Naliath commented Nov 7, 2013

This sums it up quite nicely http://json.codeplex.com/workitem/22458

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LordMike commented Nov 7, 2013

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LordMike commented Nov 7, 2013

And this:
restsharp/RestSharp#216

Since RestSharp is our dependency, and we can't strongly sign our assembly, while being dependent on a non-strongly signed assembly, we can't do it. Sorry :/

Strong naming is really an all-or-nothing approach, it really only works if everyone does it due to the referencing issues.

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