Andrew Mansell
Andrew Mansell
#5121 discusses the possibility of splitting Rubberduck into a client/server architecture, to solve various performance and scaling constraints, and proposes [Language Server Protocol](https://langserver.org/) as a possible means of implementation. Before...
Given that almost all the modules are host-agnostic (kudos!), it should be possible to ađd a .vbp and a new view to allow the same codebase to be compiled as...
Hi, In the readme, you mention unit tests for Rubberduck, but they don't appear to be in the repo. Are they still to be added? I have VB6 installed, and...
Currently, when selecting both prerequisites and signing, the setup.exe installer is left unsigned (only the manifests are signed).
ClickOnce does some magic with manifests. In Visual Studio, if a project is configured to use an embedded manifest, the publish system intercepts it, merges some of it with the...
Manifest identities are unique per machine, and compromise the identity name, version and culture. Moreover, a given application manifest cannot be referenced by more than one deployment manifest. If this...
ClickOnce seems to have a problem verifying the identity of strong-named .Net Core assemblies, which can cause application validation to fail at install time. A workaround is to add such...
It's possible one might wish not to have any value inferred, instead requiring explicit values to be supplied. Add a flag to allow this. Might need #24 to be completed...
ClickOnce does not natively allow parameters or process-level environment variables to be passed to the entry point. However, this limitation need not apply when using a launcher.