I figured this would be a good opportunity to demonstrate how you can use it to version the assemblies in your builds.Here are the steps for setting up assembly versioning for your builds using the MSBuild Extension Pack.
Msbuild Extension Pack Install The MSBuildDownload and install the MSBuild Extension Pack on your build machine(s). Create a base target file with the following XML: 1 0 3. Save the file and copy it out to the MSBuild directory under Program Files on your build machine(s). The GenerateAssemblyVersion target shows a couple of ways to use the GetVersion action of the TfsVersion task to generate different assembly version formats. The task has several attributes that allow you to customize the format to fit your needs. Check out the help file included with the MSBuild Extension Pack installation for more details. To actually use this functionality in your builds, just add the following XML to your TFSBuild.proj files. Here, you override the base values of the AssemblyMajor and AssemblyMinor properties from your base target file. UPDATE: Mike Fourie has a great post on some additional things you should consider when setting up assembly versioning in your builds. What do you do when COVID-19 cancels your internship Write an app Carl. In this episode Greg, Josh and Gordon chat about the latest sprints. Sprinting in general, DevxxxOps, Agents in Containers, Applied Cloud.
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