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strongly name .NET driver artifacts #102
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@NeilP-global Just to clarify, so a strong named dll means that we need to sign the package with private key and distribute the public key? |
@howryu I believe so. Some environments require signed DLLs. |
Hi, are there any updates regarding this? We're trying out the latest version from NuGet (2.0.3) and we're basically unable to use it in our environment because the dll doesn't have a strong name. Are there any plans on strong-naming the assembly? |
Any news on this? |
Yes I'm also very interested having it signed I also would like to use it with SSIS |
hi everyone and thank you for submitting this issue. We'll take a look. I'll keep this issue updated on any new progress. |
Is there any progress regarding this? We want to use the Snowflake driver with TIBCO Spotfire, but we need a strongly named Assembly for this. |
there is progress yes, but a timeline estimation is something which i'm unable to attach at this point of time. Will keep this thread updated. edit: estimated delivery around Q1 2024. Please note that this is absolutely not committed to and subject to change, and really just a rough estimation. |
@sfc-gh-dszmolka That's good news, thanks for the quick response & the effort you're putting into this. |
PR merged and will be available with the next driver release which will probably happen towards the end of June 2024. We expecting a major version change. |
Will update this thread once more information is known about the next upcoming major release of the .NET driver which will carry this fix. edit: confirming with Product team; release should be available by mid-July 2024 |
after such a long wait, support for strongly naming the artifacts is now released with Snowflake .NET driver version v4.0.0 in July 2024 and moving forward. |
The net46 version of the DLL currently on nuget (1.0.6) is not strongly named.
Is it possible to update/provide a dll that is strongly named? This would allow the dll to be registered on the machine, allowing it to be used with processes such as SSIS.
Please see:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/156a01c3-565e-4d8d-83d9-50ae712972b0/failure-adding-assembly-to-the-cache-attempt-to-install-an-assembly-without-a-strong-name?forum=netfxsetup
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