Here's a sample from my build files:
<!-- +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+ -->
<!-- | THE APPLICATION BUILD VERSION | -->
<!-- +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
-->
<!-- | | -->
<!-- | If there is no version file then create a new one. | -->
<ifnot test="${file::exists(application-scripts-folder-version-file)}">
<property name="application-scripts-folder-version-number" value="0" />
<echo file="${application-scripts-folder-version-file}"
message="${application-scripts-folder-version-number}" />
<echo level="Info" message="## Created new application version number
file: ${application-scripts-folder-version-file}" />
</ifnot>
<!-- | | -->
<!-- | Now, update it from the file so that we can use it. | -->
<loadfile file="${application-scripts-folder-version-file}"
property="application-scripts-folder-version-number" />
<property name="application-scripts-folder-version-number"
value="${string::trim(application-scripts-folder-version-number)}"
overwrite="true" />
<!-- | And finally report this - it may be useful later. |
-->
<echo level="Info" message="## application-scripts-folder-version-number =
${application-scripts-folder-version-number}" />
<!-- | | -->
<!-- +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
-->
<!-- +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+ -->
<!-- | INCREMENT APPLICATION BUILD VERSION ID | -->
<!-- +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+ -->
<target name="application_increment_global_build_version_number"
description="Increments the application build version number.">
<!-- | Update it from the file so that we can use it. | -->
<loadfile file="${application-scripts-folder-version-file}"
property="application-scripts-folder-version-number" />
<property name="application-scripts-folder-version-number"
value="${string::trim(application-scripts-folder-version-number)}"
overwrite="true" />
<!-- | Update the version number that is being used. | -->
<property name="application-scripts-folder-version-number"
value="${int::parse(application-scripts-folder-version-number) + 1}"
overwrite="true" />
<echo file="${application-scripts-folder-version-file}"
message="${application-scripts-folder-version-number}" />
<!-- | Now report the change. | -->
<echo level="Info" message="## Global application build version number
incremented. New value: ${application-scripts-folder-version-number}" />
</target>
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Tim Mayert
Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2005 2:42 PM
To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [NAnt-users] Automatically updating build number on nightly
builds
We are just looking at implementing our major builds in NAnt for nightly
builds and would like to know if there are simple function(s) that will
automatically update our build number for each build.
At the moment we have the build number set in our project
ProjectProperties.xml file, shown below, that is loading in the include
section of our main default.build file.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<project name="ProjectProperties" default="build"
xmlns="http://nant.sf.net/release/0.85-rc3/nant.xsd";>
<!-- This file should contain all the properties specific to your
project !-->
<!-- Set these properties for product version and source
label/tag. !-->
<property name="MAJORNUM" value="1" />
<property name="MINORNUM" value="2" />
<property name="BUILDNUM" value="28" />
<property name="PATCHNUM" value="0" />
<property name="VERSION"
value="${MAJORNUM}.${MINORNUM}.${BUILDNUM}.${PATCHNUM}" />
At the moment this file is manually updated for each build, which is not
an issue until we go to nightly builds. At that point we would have to
remember to update the BUILDNUM every night before going home so that
the build gets the correct build number.
So I am looking for a way to have the BUILDNUM incremented by 1 for
every build before the file gets loaded by the main build file. Now my
experience with NAnt is still at a beginners state and therefore I do
not know all the in's and out's of it as of yet. So if someone could
suggest a simple way to have this one file automatically updated before
it gets loaded so the new build will reflect the updated build number
then I would appreciate that.
Examples and suggestions are welcome......
Thanks,
Tim Mayert.
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