So, for some horrible reason I need to compile a very old .NET 1.1 project. Compiling it is pretty easy, but I also need it to produce signed assemblies. I noticed that .NET 1.1 csc.exe is missing the /keyfile argument. How do I sign my assembly without this?
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You use the AssemblyKeyFileAttribute - it's basically equivalent to the command-line flag (as far as I'm aware) but less flexible due to being part of the source code, and it leaks the keyfile path information into the assembly itself. (Those are the reasons /keyfile is preferred.)
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So .NET 1.1 lacked a command line way to do signing completely? – Earlz Jan 29 '14 at 21:47
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@Earlz: Yes, it had to be specified in the source. – Jon Skeet Jan 29 '14 at 21:48