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@coraso I admit that's a shame how Red Gate is handling .net 6 support (without official communication or support) but version 8.1.0.4892 of Smart Assembly is working for us with .net 6 (we use it in production without problem). / comments
@coraso I admit that's a shame how Red Gate is handling .net 6 support (without official communication or support) but version 8.1.0.4892 of Smart Assembly is working for us with .net 6 (we use it ...
@coraso I admit that's a shame how Red Gate is handling .net 6 support (without official communication or support) but version 8.1.0.4892 of Smart Assembly is working for us with .net 6 (we use it in production without problem). / comments
@coraso I admit that's a shame how Red Gate is handling .net 6 support (without official communication or support) but version 8.1.0.4892 of Smart Assembly is working for us with .net 6 (we use it ...
@redseujac Indeed, there is an update. Good to know, I will give it a try... Even if the link of the release note is not working
https://update.red-gate.com/updatecontrols/details.aspx?etc=-364479551&guid=d46f9e62-4b62-498e-9ad4-60a6f75a4143&update=4582 and the release note page does not mention it: https://documentation.red-gate.com/sa/release-notes-and-other-versions
So we don't know what is the content [image]
@Victoria W Could this be updated? It is worth also an announcement in the forum and unpin "v7.1 announcement" to replace it by last version. It seems that there is a lack of communication by RedGate on this product...
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@redseujac Indeed, there is an update. Good to know, I will give it a try...Even if the link of the release note is not working
https://update.red-gate.com/updatecontrols/details.aspx?etc=-36447955...
@Victoria W 1 month and a half since the RTM of .net6 (and only 5 months remaining before the end of support of .net5). Any news our public communication about .net6 support. We need some visibility for our project. The roadmap seems not have been updated since at least one year: https://www.red-gate.com/products/roadmap
Today my company asked me if we need to renew our license and I don't know what to think about it because we asked multiple times for updates and we got no answers [image]
It seems like if we are talking to a brick wall. You need to be more transparent and communicate more.
Could you please give us the information when we can expect a support of .net 6?
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@Victoria W 1 month and a half since the RTM of .net6 (and only 5 months remaining before the end of support of .net5).Any news our public communication about .net6 support. We need some visibility...
Finally the workaround described above is working. In my case, I had to reorder the paths because it contains a file with a same name but one was good and not the other. So, for me, the good order is:
<SearchPath>C:\Program Files\dotnet\shared\Microsoft.WindowsDesktop.App\6.0.0</SearchPath> <SearchPath>C:\Program Files\dotnet\shared\Microsoft.NETCore.App\6.0.0</SearchPath>
And I also had to add the full `\bin\Release` path so that it could find the missing dlls....
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Finally the workaround described above is working.In my case, I had to reorder the paths because it contains a file with a same name but one was good and not the other. So, for me, the good order i...
ak98 said:
OK. hacking in to this Pointed the UI at dll in the obj folder not bin folder SA UI then complained about not able to find dependencies added these dll search paths (dont point to individual files) C:\Program Files\dotnet\shared\Microsoft.WindowsDesktop.App\6.0.0-rc.1.21451.3
C:\Program Files\dotnet\shared\Microsoft.NETCore.App\6.0.0-rc.1.21451.13 can now obfuscate a basic forms app with smartassembly note that the SA Configuration for search paths is kept in "C:\ProgramData\Red Gate\SmartAssembly 8\SmartAssembly.settings"
Not working for me with RTM .net6 on a WPF application with the paths: <SearchPath>C:\Program Files\dotnet\shared\Microsoft.NETCore.App\6.0.0</SearchPath> <SearchPath>C:\Program Files\dotnet\shared\Microsoft.WindowsDesktop.App\6.0.0</SearchPath> Workaround is working. See my next message below...
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ak98 said:
OK. hacking in to thisPointed the UI at dll in the obj folder not bin folderSA UI then complained about not able to find dependenciesadded these dll search paths (dont point to ind...
@orudge An answer from a person from RedGate saying that there is no information at the moment on .net6 support [image] https://forum.red-gate.com/discussion/comment/166808/#Comment_166808 / comments
@orudge An answer from a person from RedGate saying that there is no information at the moment on .net6 support https://forum.red-gate.com/discussion/comment/166808/#Comment_166808
Same problem with a .net6 WPF application than the one reported here: https://forum.red-gate.com/discussion/88509/support-for-net3-1-net5-net6-windows-forms-apps-available-when @Victoria W I hope you will have a version supporting .net6 very soon. It's a real problem that SmartAssembly is not supporting .net6 from day one (or even weeks before the RTM date) because of these reasons: * .net6 is the LTS version * .net5 is not an LTS version and end of support date planned for May 2022 is really soon
It is already causing us problem on my project to not have .net6 support (and visibility) from SmartAssembly because that will probably force us to release a .net5 version just some weeks before end of support date from .net5 which is really not a good idea. We absolutely need to migrate to .net6 and each weeks of delay from SmartAssembly for .net6 support will make our job more difficult and hazardous.
Please make an announcement on when you expect to deliver a version supporting .net6 so that projects could have some visibility. Because you're late, it would be good also to provide beta versions with .net6 support to let us start working on it...
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Same problem with a .net6 WPF application than the one reported here:https://forum.red-gate.com/discussion/88509/support-for-net3-1-net5-net6-windows-forms-apps-available-when@Victoria W I hope you...