Hi Bob,
It might be worth taking a look at this page. A while ago, I conglomerated
some ideas into two tasks. They grab and increment the version number in an
AssemblyInfo.cs file. I find it useful when dealing with source control and
when not able to generate the assemblyInfo...
http://blogs.
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DUH? The asminfo task… how did I
miss that.
Thanks folks!
Bob
From: Clayton Harbour
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Versioning the Assembly
Hi Bob
heers,
Clayton
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Ok,
Here’s the kicker. I am using the
Version task to create my build number. Now, how do I updat
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Ok,
Here's the kicker. I am using the
Version task to create my build number. Now, how do I update the version
numbers of the assemblies to match? I a
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the Assembly
Ok,
Here’s the kicker. I am using the
Version task to create my build number. Now, how do I update the
Ok,
Here’s the kicker. I am using the Version task to
create my build number. Now, how do I update the version numbers of the
assemblies to match? I assume checking out the AssemblyInfo.cs files which I
can do, updating them (not so sure about) and checking them back in.
If anyone c
