Set Project Version
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This is generated from the built in components of BuildMaster 7.0.0, and may be different than what you have installed (especially if you have extensions); go to [User Icon] -> Documentation within your BuildMaster instance to see exactly what operations are available.
Set Project Version
Sets the version elements in .NET project files to a specified value.
Script usage:
DotNet::Set-ProjectVersion( [FromDirectory: <text>], Version: <text>, [Include: <@(text)>], [Exclude: <@(text)>], [AssemblyVersion: <text>], [FileVersion: <text>], [PackageVersion: <text>] );
Arguments:
| Name | Format | Script Usage | Usage Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| From directory | text | FromDirectory | |
| ☆ Version | text | Version | This argument is required. |
| Include | @(text) | Include | See KB#1119 to learn more about masking syntax. |
| Exclude | @(text) | Exclude | |
| Assembly version | text | AssemblyVersion | |
| File version | text | FileVersion | |
| Package version | text | PackageVersion |
Note: This operation is intended to be used when generating assembly info properties from a .NET project file. To set attributes in AssemblyInfo.cs, use DotNet::WriteAssemblyVersion.
See also:
Example:
# Build ~\src\MyProject.csproj with Release configuration, restoring NuGet packages from the InternalNuGet source
DotNet::SetProjectVersion
(
Version: $ReleaseNumber,
AssemblyVersion: $ReleaseNumber.0
FileVersion: $ReleaseNumber.$BuildNumber
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