public void AddAssembly(byte[] rawAssembly, bool encrypt = true, bool compress = true)
{
var embeddedAssembly = new EmbeddedAssembly();
var assemblyRef = AssemblyReference.GetAssemblyName(PEImage.Load(rawAssembly, null));
embeddedAssembly.Name = assemblyRef.Name;
embeddedAssembly.DataID = _storage.Add(rawAssembly, encrypt, compress);
_assemblies.Add(embeddedAssembly);
}
internal static bool IsNuGetAssembly(AssemblyReference assemblyReference)
{
var assemblyName = assemblyReference.GetAssemblyName();
var isNuGetAssembly = assemblyName.Name == null || NuGetAssembly.MatchesName(assemblyName.Name);
// Originally I wanted to also check the strong name token, to reduce the risk that someone compiled their
// code against a custom NuGet assembly with APIs that we don't ship. However, JetBrains compiled their
// products against custom NuGet assemblies with a different public token, so we can't do that check if we
// want to find out which APIs they're using.
return(isNuGetAssembly);
}
private static AssemblyNode OnAssemblyReferenceResolutionAfterProbingFailed(
AssemblyReference assemblyReference, ModuleNode referencingModule)
{
return(AssemblyNode.GetAssembly(Assembly.Load(assemblyReference.GetAssemblyName().FullName).Location, true, false, true));
}
