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-p--pin
-r--revision
-i--inputfile
-o--outputfile
-v--version
“BuildDay” calculates the build
number based on [lastdigitofyear]
[dayofyear].
A version number inSpecifies the version number
Version should output.
The pin option allows you to pin
the version number.
"Fixed" | "Automatic" |Specifies the algorithm
"Increment" |UpdateVersion should use to
calculate the revision number.
"Automatic" calculates the
revision number based on
[secsincemidnight/10].
"Increment" calculates the
revision number by incrementing
the current revision number by
one. "Fixed" causes the revision
number to remain the same.
Path to an existingThe file UpdateVersion should
as the input. If the inputfile
option is not present
UpdateVersion will use the
standard input stream as its input.
A valid file UpdateVersion should
write its output to. If the outputfile
option is not present
UpdateVersion will write its output
to the standard output stream.
"Assembly" | "File"Specifies the version number to
update. The default is "Assembly"
which is backward compatible
with previous versions of
UpdateVersion. Use "–v
Assembly" to update the
AssemblyVersion attribute. Use
"–v File" to update the
AssemblyFileVersion attribute.
Return Values
0 UpdateVersion successfully read the input and wrote the output. Note: UpdateVersion returns 0 even when it does not find an
AssemblyVersion attribute string to update in the input. If that happens UpdateVersion writes a warning to the standard error stream.
1 UpdateVersion was unable to parse the command line options. See the standard error stream for more information. Note:
UpdateVersion does not write to the output when this happens.
2 UpdateVersion was unable to read the input. See the standard error stream for more information. Note: UpdateVersion does
not write to the output when this happens.
3 An error occurred while UpdateVersion was searching for the AssemblyVersion attribute or while it was calculating the new
version number. See the standard error stream for more information. Note: UpdateVersion does not write to the output when this happens.
4 UpdateVersion was unable to write the output. See the standard error stream for more information. Note: UpdateVersion does
not write to the output when this happens.
Usage Examples
Command Line or Batch File
Standard input and standard output:
C:>echo AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.0") | UpdateVersion AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.8298")
C:>echo AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.0") | UpdateVersion -b Increment AssemblyVersion("1.0.1.8310")
C:>echo AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.0") | UpdateVersion -b Increment -r Increment
AssemblyVersion("1.0.1.1")
C:>echo AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.0") | UpdateVersion -b MonthDay -s 2002-11-23
AssemblyVersion("1.0.23.8335")
C:>echo AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.0") | UpdateVersion -b MonthDay -s 2000-11-23
AssemblyVersion("1.0.2423.8339")
C:>echo AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.0") | UpdateVersion -b MonthDay -s 11/23/2000
AssemblyVersion("1.0.2423.8339")
C:>echo AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.0") | UpdateVersion -p 1.2.3.4 AssemblyVersion("1.2.3.4")
C:>echo AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.0") | UpdateVersion -b BuildDay AssemblyVersion("1.0.3298.7453")
C:>echo AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.0") | UpdateVersion -b Increment -r Fixed
AssemblyVersion("1.0.1.0")
C:>echo AssemblyFileVersion("1.0.0.0") | UpdateVersion -v File
AssemblyFileVersion("1.0.0.7517")
Redirecting to and from standard input and standard output
C:>UpdateVersion -b Increment < >
Specify the input and output files on the command line
C:>UpdateVersion -b Increment -i -o
You can mix and match all of these techniques so you could easily specify an input file on the command line and write the output to
standard output like so:
C:>UpdateVersion -b Increment -i
To specify the output file on the command line and read the input from standard input do this:
C:>echo AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.0") | UpdateVersion -b Increment –o
Use UpdateVersion with Visual Studio .NET
You can add UpdateVersion to the Tools menu as an External Tool. You can then select the UpdateVersion command from the menu to
update your or file. Just select Tools -> -> Add and enter values similar to the following:
Title: Update Version Number
Command:
Arguments: -b MonthDay -s 2002-11-23 -i "" -o ""
Initial directory: $(ProjectDir)
Use Output window: Checked
If UpdateVersion is not in your PATH you will need to provide the full path where UpdateVersion can be found. You can specify any valid
options for the Arguments.
Use UpdateVersion in a Makefile
Create a new Makefile with the following contents:
test:
UpdateVersion -b MonthDay -s 2002-01-21 -i -o
Then run nmake.
Use UpdateVersion with NAnt
Create a new NAnt script named with the following contents:
Then run .
Because UpdateVersion returns a non-zero value when it fails your NAnt script will fail as long as the exec tasks' failonerror option is true.
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