Starting Powershell or the command line as an administrator during the build of Team Team Visual Studio

Question

I am working on a project in which we delay signing assemblies. I need to use the strong name tool a couple of times during assembly to disable strong name checking and then fully sign the assemblies before packing them. I tried using the powershell step to disable validation, but it returned with this error:

Script:

$testprojs = gci Project.*.dll -r
$testprojs | % {
            sn -Vr $_
            write-output $("Turned off sn verification for " + $_.Name)
}

Error:

Failed to open registry key -- Administrator permissions are needed to use
the selected options. Use an administrator command prompt to complete these tasks.

So, I created a script that will run the first, but added the -elevated parameter. It didn’t matter.

I also tried using the command line step instead of powershell. This also returns the same error.

For /r %g in ("Project.*.dll") DO sn -Vr %g

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Answer 1

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