Stop Letting Obfuscation Break Your Reflection Code: A Practical .NET Survival Guide

You've finished your .NET application, run it through an obfuscator, and everything looks great. Then production starts throwing exceptions: TypeLoadException MissingMethodException JsonSerializationException Nothing changed in your business logic. Unit tests passed before protection. Yet the obfuscated build suddenly behaves differently. If this sounds familiar, you're probably dealing with one…

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