Refactor project configurations to remove 'ReleaseSigned' and sign the 'Release' build instead #886
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…e 'Release' build instead
AndyHeap-NeoTech
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Dec 4, 2025
| <GenerateAssemblyVersionAttribute>true</GenerateAssemblyVersionAttribute> | ||
| <GenerateAssemblyFileVersionAttribute>true</GenerateAssemblyFileVersionAttribute> | ||
| <Configurations>Debug;Release;ReleaseSigned;DebugDelaySigned</Configurations> | ||
| <Configurations>Debug;Release;DebugDelaySigned;Testkit</Configurations> |
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Just a thought, do we need the DebugDelaySigned target anymore? What is it used for?
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Not sure, but TC is so impenetrable that I'm trying to touch this stuff as little as possible.
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This is part of DRIVERS-90.