Question on "Re-sign" option for instrumented assemblies

In the test run configuration dialog, in the Code Coverage section, it is possible to select which assemblies get instrumented. There is also a "Re-sign..." button that, when clicked, brings up a "Binaries to re-sign" dialog which seemingly allows only a single key file to be used for signing the assemblies. This seems to be a problem, if the assemblies were signed using different key files. Or am I misinterpreting the UI here? Another problem with the "Binaries to re-sign" dialog is that it only seems to list the directories of the assemblies, and not names of the assemblies themselves.
[600 byte] By [WN] at [2008-2-23]
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You are right in that the UI only supports using a single key to sign assemblies. If you edit the testrunconfig file from notepad, you'll see a keyfile tag. If you modify the file by hand you can use separate keys.

In the Binaries to re-sign dialog, the assembly name is actually in the first column with the checkbox. We don't properly size the column so you can see the name by default, but if you resize the first column, you'll see the name.

We are working on redesigning the re-signing experience so this extra dialog isn't necessary.

Chris
[ Microsoft Corporation ]

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