JustAssembly is a lightweight .NET assembly diff and analysis tool built on top of the Telerik JustDecompile Engine. As opposed to just comparing signatures, it produces a diff on all assembly contents including the code of the methods.
It is possible to use JustAssembly with command line interface, in order to generate an XML file with assembly public API differences.
That effectively makes it possible to use JustAssembly in an automated build pipeline to analyse differences between the output of the previous and the latest build (Semantic Versioning in future release, see issue #14 for details).
Commandlinetool.exe accepts three arguments
- First assembly path
- Second assembly path
- XML output path
justassembly.commandlinetool.exe Path\To\Assembly1 Path\To\Assembly2 Path\To\XMLOutput.xml
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We'll do our best to merge pull requests within a day or two, especially if they are major. Once the merge is done, it takes 1-3 days to create a new binary and post it on the Telerik website.
JustAssembly uses JustDecompileEngine as a submodule. In order to get the submodule's code together with the main repo you need to pass --recursive to the git clone command. If you already cloned the repo in the traditional way, don't worry. First you need to initialize your local configuration file using git submodule init. Then use git submodule update to fetch all the data from JustDecompileEngine and check out the appropriate commit.
For roadmap and milestones, check the Issues section.
If you find a bug, want to suggest a feature or discuss existing ones, please use the Issues section.