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Thanks for your post and my apologies for the delayed response!
SmartAssembly is not a dead tool, but I completely understand your concerns. There haven't been any major updates to SmartAssembly as our developers have been focusing on other tools, but there has actually been a recent minor release of the tool that is currently available from Check For Updates. I'm so sorry to say though that this does not yet include support for .NET Core and we don't yet have a timeline for when this will be added, but we will let you know of any changes to this. -
I can tell you that your competitors' salespeople are pointing to the lack of updates on SmartAssembly as a reason to buy their product instead of yours.
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Has anyone found a replacement for SmartAssembly?
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Are there any more updates scheduled? Waiting for fixes to my issues since a very long time - and yes also paying for support!
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I too am curious as to what people are migrating to? .NET 8 release was a long time coming and still no support in SmartAssembly, but many other protectors already support it on launch.
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Ruskin said:
If you're experiencing issues with a lack of updates and compatibility with newer technologies, it's essential to communicate with the vendor directly. Reach out to Redgate, the company behind SmartAssembly, and inquire about the current status of development, plans for updates, and support for newer .NET components.
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I see the latest release notes mention you are working on a version of SmartAssembly to support .NET 8. Any estimate on when that update will be released?
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Seems they're not even participating here...
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Hello,
Sorry for not seeing this initially, it is a very old thread.
Yes .Net 8 support has been released and we're starting work on .Net 9 straight way. There was a drop in our cadence of releases while we addressed some internal architecture, which we've now completed, thank you for bearing with us.
We'll keep you in the loop as things progress. The closed beta for .Net 8 support was quite successful, so we may do the same for 9. If we did, would the thread participants be interested? -
Peter_Laws said:Hello,
Sorry for not seeing this initially, it is a very old thread.
Yes .Net 8 support has been released and we're starting work on .Net 9 straight way. There was a drop in our cadence of releases while we addressed some internal architecture, which we've now completed, thank you for bearing with us.
We'll keep you in the loop as things progress. The closed beta for .Net 8 support was quite successful, so we may do the same for 9. If we did, would the thread participants be interested?
I would be interested!
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There hasn't been an update for a very long time and as such there is no support for the new .Net components such as .Net Core. Also other tools can reverse the obfuscation rendering it useless.