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In the Assembly Information, you can set the assembly version and the file version. What is the difference between the two? The documentation is not exactly helpful in this area. I had the assembly version set to a unique number, and just left the file version as 0.0.0.0.
My program crashed on another computer, and the windows error report stated: 'AppVer: 0.0.0.0', so I am thinking maybe the file version is more important (unless this was an older version of my program that had BOTH assembly and file version set to 0.0.0.0). When you right-click properties of a file, it shows the File version at the top, and both assembly and file versions inthe list box at the bottom, with assembly listed first.
It is totally unclear to me what either is for, which is more important. For now, I'll just set them to both be the same. Without trying to sound daft, the assembly version controls the version of the assembly, and the file version controls the version of the file. If may be useful to keep them in sync, but note that 'fusion' uses the assembly version as part of the identity when asking 'is this the right dll'. The file version is not really used so much by.Net, but may be used by OS tools. Changing the assembly version of a strongly named assembly generally requires you to tell the callers to forward to the new version (via policy), else recompile.
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Right or wrong, I have tweaked my build process to timestamp the build into the file version, but it leaves the assembly version for manual planned change. That way I can always track the history of a dll, without quite as much pain for releasing a hotfix as changing the assembly version. Hi Marc, Would you mind share with us how u did it? Thanks, Ignacio 'Marc Gravell'.
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Nothing very sophisticated I'm afraid. I considered some funky MSBuild add-ins, but chickened out. Basically I have a build script (actually a C# exe) that traverses a source tree looking for things to build (updating references / dependencies, setting config for the environment WCF endpoints, etc, figuring out the build order etc); I simply added a few lines into that which use a regex to find and update the necessary attribute in the source code.
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Similar to the standard VS auto-versioning, but with an offset that won't run out of numbers for a few extra decades. Sorry it wasn't something more exciting;-p Marc.