for plugin development it is required to add a dependency to the KeePass.exe. Also this executable is required to compile the plgx file from the sources. To be able to checkout the plugin repository and build it straight away it would be nice to add this KeePass.exe file to the repository (as external resource). Is this allowed or are there any concerns about it? Or is it better to use the "unofficial keepass build" of nuget (https://www.nuget.org/packages/KeePass/)?
Thanks in advance!
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If you use one of the official KeePass.exe builds (having the correct assembly strong name), I don't see any problem with including it in your plugin repository. Just make sure that it's not included in your PLGX file (otherwise it's unnecessarily large).
Best regards,
Dominik
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Hi Dominik,
for plugin development it is required to add a dependency to the KeePass.exe. Also this executable is required to compile the plgx file from the sources. To be able to checkout the plugin repository and build it straight away it would be nice to add this KeePass.exe file to the repository (as external resource). Is this allowed or are there any concerns about it? Or is it better to use the "unofficial keepass build" of nuget (https://www.nuget.org/packages/KeePass/)?
Thanks in advance!
If you use one of the official KeePass.exe builds (having the correct assembly strong name), I don't see any problem with including it in your plugin repository. Just make sure that it's not included in your PLGX file (otherwise it's unnecessarily large).
Best regards,
Dominik