Answer by john blair for How to specify the assembly version for a .NET Core...
Add common assemblyinfo type version properties to a file named Directory.Build.props in the same directory as the sln file and your project DLLs will be built with the version info e.g. sample...
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See this article for a on .NET Core Project Versioning that provisions for a flexible way to generate meaningful version numbers. The approach leverages on MSBuild and the new project file...
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Answer by hieuvoquoc for How to specify the assembly version for a .NET Core...
From Your Project -> Select PropertiesOn left panel select Package/GeneralAt field Assembly version and File version enter your version (ex: 1.0.0.0)
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I'm using Visual Studio 2022 and .NET Core 6.Right click on the project in Solution ExplorerEdit Project FileHere is an example project file containing Version, AssemblyVersion and...
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According to migration guide, these days, we have few flexible ways to set up assembly attributes.Use old-style AssemblyInfo.cs file (create manually).using System;using System.Reflection;[assembly:...
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Reasons for still using an AssemblyInfo.cs file might include you want to share some of the AssemblyInfo across projects,which you can do with a fileyou might have a code-generation process that spits...
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You can absolutely create an AssemblyInfo.cs file and configure your assembly like you did in the past. Of course, since the properties are set using assembly attributes, you do not need to use...
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I noticed in new .NET Core projects there is no AssemblyInfo.cs file created. I have seen that you can still set assembly attributes such as AssemblyVersion and so forth. Are there still any valid...
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