I call this version as the pure. NET version, but to be specific it is important in your runtime scope. When any application or other assembly references this assembly, this is the version number they will try to find and remember the referenced assembly by this version number. So when this version changes the assembly that is references it will update their reference for this assembly. A — Yes and no. Yes it is required.
But if you remove the AssemblyVersion attribute from AssemblyInfo. This represents the actual file version, this can be used to differentiate between two copies of same assemblies from different builds.
It is the version number for Win32 file version resource. Q — Is AssemblyFileVersion attribute mandatory? Quite often we want to still expose our. NET Standard projects to test projects. And if the. So how do we do this? If you want to use the. NET Framework approach to auto versioning this is normally done with a wildcard in the.
So you might think, hmm so I can just override this by adding my own AssemblyInfo. Luckily we can opt out of this auto generation process, where we have to add the following to our. NET standard csproj file. With this in place we can now include a custom AssemblyInfo. Now when we build you will get some nice auto incrementing assembly versions inside your.
Nice article, and good solution. Two big drawback is that the build on a server will always have a different version from the local ones; and the version numbers will not be consecutive over time…. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account.
This means the changes generated by the script will not apply to the current build but only to the next build. This can also be problematic where the sequence of version numbers is not "smooth" e.
In the first case the first installer built with using the script will not upgrade deployed versions as it actually built using the old version and product code.
In the second case the new installer will still install but the next one built will fail. There are a variety of awkward, ugly ways around this: - build twice yech! Can I use this vb script in my VS C project? I get a build error: PrebuildEvent failed with error code 1 Unspecified error I have tried to create a project within C that do the same, but same error message.
My prebuildevent: VersionUpdater. Thanks a lot. That worked. I had this on hold for a while, but now I have started testing it again. I also try to make it work in my nightly build, TFSBuild. I struggled a bit before I understood why it was not updated. Works fine. ProductVersion updated in the SetUp project. It is using the current ProductVersion etc. My vote of 5 Valery Possoz Jan Valery Possoz. I could not figure out how to increment the project version number and I have been struggling for over an hour trying all kind of things Your solution works and it is so simple.
Great script, thanks for the contribution! Here are some ideas resulting from my implementation of your approach: 1. I moved the code that renames the original file to the end just before writing the output, so if an error occurs along the way you don't have to revert the file name manually. Increment the Version Number Pulikkan 3-Feb Hi, where do we insert this script for incrementing the VersionNumber? I'm using a "Setup Project" to create the installer. This kind of project has a "PreBuildEvent" property in its property grid.
There just enter e. Re: Increment the Version Number bbulla Aug I must be getting the syntax wrong and can't figure it out.
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