In other posts, e.g.
Why are signed assemblies slow to load?
it is shown how to avoid checking of signed assemblies when an app runs in a non- or slow-connected environment, by using the generatePublisherEvidence tag in the app s config file.
Good for the app users, but what about the developer? It seems my app builds very slowly under the same circumstances, and the config file approach doesn t help. Is there a relevant project build setting?
OK, I found the answer, but I thought it would be good to have it posted here. At the link
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/vssetup/thread/bc778e26-9156-4924-a9ca-a57ef8ff6bcc/
"Robbie Couret" wrote:
In Internet Explorer 7...
Tools->Internet Options->Advanced->Security Node,
Uncheck Check for publisher s certificate revocation*
Yes this, really did speed up my builds from 90 seconds to 3 seconds. (My app uses several signed, third party assemblies.)
Martin
I can only tell you what we do at work. The developer build don t sign the assemblies, it is only the "official build machine" that has the code signing certificate installed. So the developer is not required to have a open internet connection to VeriSign or whatever to do the signing.
The build script checks for the existence of an environment variable that points to a certificate. If you don t have the certificate, no signing.
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