Why is the project depending on a version of RestSharp.dll without a publicKeyToken?

[bounav]

When docraptor is the only dependency in a project that uses RestSharp every works fine.

However if you happen have another dependency that also depends on RestSharp or if you wan to depend on a different version of Resharp a file load exception is thrown:

Inner Exception: FileLoadException

Inner Exception Message: Could not load file or assembly 'RestSharp, Version=105.2.3.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. The located assembly's manifest definition does not match the assembly reference. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131040)


StackTrace:

   at DocRaptor.Client.Configuration.set_BasePath(String value)
   at DocRaptor.Client.Configuration..ctor()
   at DocRaptor.Client.Configuration..cctor()

From looking at DocRaptor.dll in dot peek I can see that the .DLL has a reference to RestSharp, Version=105.2.3, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null.

The problem is the PublicKeyToken=null part.

It should be PublicKeyToken=598062e77f915f75.

[jason-o-matic]

Is there any chance you could provide a small example command line project that exhibits the issue? This would be a huge help debugging.

[bounav]

Is there any chance you could provide a small example command line project that exhibits the issue? This would be a huge help debugging.

Hi Jason, here is a repro CLI project as requested. You just need to clone it and hit F5 to trigger the issue.

[bounav]

Hey, is this project still actively maintained? Should it be archived if not?

[jason-o-matic]

Sorry for the delay, and thanks for the example!

When I view that lib, under lib/net45/RestSharp.dll I see PublicKeyToken=null which matches what you're seeing.

I'm not super familiar with csharp, but is there a way for us to add the PublicKeyToken to the DLL after we've downloaded it, since the one we're downloading doesn't have it already?

I think another approach would be for us to switch from the openapi-generator for csharp to csharp-netcore. It seems csharp-netcore removes v4.5 from the targetFramework options, which gives me pause. Again, not being super familiar with csharp, how problematic might it be to drop support for v4.5?

[bounav]

No worries.

To fix the issue I raised, it should only be be a matter of updating the dependency to a more recent version of restsharp (and you'll automatically get a version of that DLL that has it's publicKeyToken set).
Then compile, then build and release and updated docarptor-csharp nuget package.

Re your suggestion to use openapi, yes, it would be much better in my opinion.

Is there a URL where a oas3.json document exists for doc raptor api?

If such a file exists, it should just be a matter of adding a service reference to the file as documented here.

[bounav]

Intesresting, I just spotted this paragraph in the repo's README.md

Don't let swagger downgrade RestSharp to 105.1.0; it will try.

Sounds like this issue was know by someone in the team... can you please update your Restsharp dependency!? Then is issue could be closed.

[aespitia]

running into same issue, trying to update to .net 10 with a more recent RestSharp and it's breaking docraptor