AssemblyVersionAttribute

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Hi,

In the AssemblyInfo.cs file I change the AssemblyVersion["1.0.0"];
attribute from the default "1.0.*" blah

I notice that its FORCING 4 digit notation, so if I use "1.0.0" I get
"1.0.0.0" in that property. Are we FORCED to have 4 digits for our
versioning or can this be overrided?

Thanks
 
I notice that its FORCING 4 digit notation, so if I use "1.0.0" I get
"1.0.0.0" in that property. Are we FORCED to have 4 digits for our
versioning or can this be overrided?
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The version number always has four parts, with the format:

<major version>.<minor version>.<build number>.<revision>

There is a more complete overview in the documentation for
AssemblyVersionAttribute itself (http://tinyurl.com/295jl).

n!
 
Is this a requirement in the ECMA?


n! said:
The version number always has four parts, with the format:

<major version>.<minor version>.<build number>.<revision>

There is a more complete overview in the documentation for
AssemblyVersionAttribute itself (http://tinyurl.com/295jl).

n!
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Is this a requirement in the ECMA?

"CLI Partition IV - Library" notes:

AssemblyVersion:
Specifies the version of the assembly in the form 1.0.x.y, where x is a
build number and y is a revision number.

n!
 
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