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ravibpatel
Where do we put the reference to the key
Im trying to understand the following:
The documentation does not specifically say where i should put this reference so i tried following directions from this documentation but have been unable to get the key to work properly
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/assembly/sign-strong-name
If you are using the same config, then the key file should be present in your project directory where your .csproj and ILRepack.Config.props file resides.
I did try adding a ILRepack.Config.props to the project file and noticed no different when building and deploying as it still says that there is not a key assigned to it. I will try more Monday
Thomas Tramp
On Fri, Sep 23, 2022, 11:24 AM Ravi Patel @.***> wrote:
If you are using the same config, then the key file should be present in your project directory where your .csproj and ILRepack.Config.props file resides.
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I did try adding a ILRepack.Config.props to the project file and noticed no different when building and deploying as it still says that there is not a key assigned to it. I will try more Monday Thomas Tramp
@TomT15 , I was able to get it to work by putting a KeyFile attribute on the <ILRepack> element in the ILRepack.targets file (see my other issue):
<ILRepack Parallel="true" Internalize="true" InternalizeExclude="@(DoNotInternalizeAssemblies)" InputAssemblies="@(InputAssemblies)" TargetKind="Dll" OutputFile="$(OutputPath)\$(AssemblyName).dll"
KeyFile="$(ProjectDir)key.snk" />
The README.md file seems to give incorrect instructions.
As mentioned in the doc, "This configuration option only applies if you are using the default targets file provided in NuGet package." So if you are using custom targets file then it won't work.