I have the following line that works great
<AssemblyInfo AssemblyInfoFiles="$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)\DesktopAgent\properties\AssemblyInfo.cs"
AssemblyCopyright="Copyright 2012 Alpine Access"
AssemblyVersion="1.0.0.56"
AssemblyFileVersion="1.0.0.56">
</AssemblyInfo>
I try instead to feed in the line like this but this does not work
<AssemblyInfo AssemblyInfoFiles="$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)\DesktopAgent\properties\AssemblyInfo.cs"
AssemblyCopyright="Copyright 2012 Alpine Access"
AssemblyVersion="$(VersionNumber)"
AssemblyFileVersion="$(VersionNumber)">
</AssemblyInfo>
The version number in my assemblyinfo file is 1.0.0.32 so in the first case, I actually see it change but the second case is not working :(.
I have a bat file that has this line in it
msbuild /property:version=%1;anotherProperty=value project.build
and I run the command like
build.bat 1.0.0.61
and it does not work :(. Any ideas why it breaks when using properties?
VersionNumber
must be defined as a property in the project file:
<PropertyGroup>
<!-- properties -->
<VersionNumber Condition="'$(VersionNumber)' == ''">1.0.0.0</VersionNumber>
</PropertyGroup>
Then the command must set the same property:
msbuild your.csproj /property:VersionNumber=%1