chore: remove strong-named key references and signing for .NET #12632
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The benefits of strong-name signing assemblies are marginal at best, and it turns out we actually weren't strong-name signing our assemblies anyway, making all of this extra infrastructure unnecessary. This removes the strong-name key (SNK) prebuild script, updates the buildspec to remove the reference to it, and removes the linter rule that enforced the strong-named assembly properties. Prior to removal, the rule was reversed and used to update the package.json files. This change will be accompanied by a change to our pipeline definition to remove the references on that side.
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…2632) The benefits of strong-name signing assemblies are marginal at best, and it turns out we actually weren't strong-name signing our assemblies anyway, making all of this extra infrastructure unnecessary. This removes the strong-name key (SNK) prebuild script, updates the buildspec to remove the reference to it, and removes the linter rule that enforced the strong-named assembly properties. Prior to removal, the rule was reversed and used to update the package.json files. This change will be accompanied by a change to our pipeline definition to remove the references on that side. ---- *By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license*
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The benefits of strong-name signing assemblies are marginal at best, and it
turns out we actually weren't strong-name signing our assemblies anyway, making
all of this extra infrastructure unnecessary.
This removes the strong-name key (SNK) prebuild script, updates the buildspec
to remove the reference to it, and removes the linter rule that enforced the
strong-named assembly properties. Prior to removal, the rule was reversed and
used to update the package.json files.
This change will be accompanied by a change to our pipeline definition to
remove the references on that side.
By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license