[Mono-list] Assembly Version / Project Version / AssemblyVersion
Fernando Rodriguez
frodriguez.developer at outlook.com
Fri Sep 12 00:25:44 UTC 2014
On Thursday, September 11, 2014 09:29:06 PM Edward Ned Harvey
wrote:
> When I right-click a project and go to Options, Main Settings, there is
a
> "Version" field there. However, when I change that, it has no effect
on
>
System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetName().Version.
>
> I noticed if I edit Properties/AssemblyInfo.cs, there is a
"AssemblyVersion"
> and "AssemblyFileVersion" in there. And these do indeed control the
> executing assembly version.
>
> So I have a couple of questions ... What's intended to be the
difference?
> Or, more what I care about, Is there some way for the run-time
application
> to detect the version as set in the Project Options? (Because this is
more
> convenient to maintain.)
>
> Is there some other recommended place to set and/or detect the
current
> running application version?
>
> Thanks...
I think it is more like project/solution metadata than assembly
information (notice that even the solution options have it). The visual
studio feature it gets confused with is more of a code generation
feature (it modifies the AssemblyInfo.cs file for you).
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