CodeBase is marked as RequiresAssemblyFiles, which means that it can throw an exception if the application is published as a single-file application.
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public override AssemblyName GetName(bool copiedName) |
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{ |
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return AssemblyName.Create(_mono_assembly, CodeBase); |
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} |
We should decide what to do here for Mono. In CoreCLR, we don't call CodeBase directly, but instead we call the underlying GetCodeBase() method, which returns null when running in a single-file application:
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// If the assembly is copied before it is loaded, the codebase will be set to the |
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// actual file loaded if copiedName is true. If it is false, then the original code base |
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// is returned. |
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public override AssemblyName GetName(bool copiedName) |
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{ |
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string? codeBase = GetCodeBase(); |
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var an = new AssemblyName(GetSimpleName(), |
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GetPublicKey(), |
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null, // public key token |
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GetVersion(), |
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GetLocale(), |
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GetHashAlgorithm(), |
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AssemblyVersionCompatibility.SameMachine, |
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codeBase, |
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GetFlags() | AssemblyNameFlags.PublicKey); |
Maybe we should do the same?
cc @akoeplinger @steveisok