Hi,
I’m doing a build system for .net c# solution framework 1.1, 2.0.
I’m building a solution with multiple project and i’m auto incrementing the revision number but i don’t want that every assembly.cs file to have the same revision number.
It happens that some project are added to the solution but they should not have the same assembly version than then other projects.
For the moment for each project in a solution i have a Build VS.Net Solution and only one project is build (apply to only one project) so each project have is own assembly version numbers.
Is there an easier way to increment assembly version without having a compilation for each project seperatly?
thank you
Hi Alexis
You can use the Assembly Info Updater action to update individual AssemblyInfo files. Just turn off the Assembly Info option on the VS.NET action and add the Updater actions for the assemblies you want to update.
Thanx for the info! It solved a problem I was having on an entirely different issue. Serendipidiy reigns supreme!