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  1. Automatic Versions 2

    2. Automatically increments or updates version numbers in a project, based on configurable settings. You can set all Version attributes in any assembly, including .Net Core and .Net Standard assemblies, to specify a custom System.Version format, or you can set the AssemblyInfo V...

  2. Automatic Versions 3

    3. Automatically increments or updates version numbers in a project, based on configurable settings. You can set all Version attributes in any assembly, including .Net Core and .Net Standard assemblies, to specify a custom System.Version format, or you can set the AssemblyInfo V...

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  3. Project Version Updater

    4. pdates the AssemblyVersion and FileVersion attributes in the AssemblyInfo file for a project

  4. Versioner: An AssemblyInfo version incrementer

    5. A simple C# program that will increment the AssemblyVersion attribute of an AssemblyInfo.cs file.

  5. How to auto increment version number of assembly in .NET and Visual Studio using C#

    6. In .NET, version information for an assembly follows following format - [*.*.*.*].

  6. Visual Studio: How to Auto Increment Version Number

    7. This post shows you How to auto-increment version number of assembly in .NET If you want to increase the assembly version automatically, you can do the following in Visual Studio.

  7. Autoincrement Version in Visual Studio

    8. Autoincrement version in Visual Studio

  8. How To Update Assembly Version Number Automatically

    9. A small utility which allows to modify AssemblyVersion attribute specified in AssemblyInfo.cs files

  9. Project Definition and Versioning

    10. Project Structure and build scenarios

  10. Versioning Controlled Build

    11. A Visual Studio add-in and command-line utility that automates versioning of .NET and VC++ projects

  11. Getting File Version Information

    12. Getting file version information using C# 2.0.

  12. Automatic Build Versioning in Visual Studio

    13. Automatic build version awareness, incrementing, and archiving.

  13. How to automatically increment build versions in Visual Studio

    14. Some instructions on how to automatically increment the build number of your Visual Studio project. What was important to me was to automatically increment the build and version number of my executable files using Visual Studio. Some important StackOverflow links helped me to achieve this:

  14. A Simple Auto-Incrementing Version Number for C# / 25 May 2020

    15. There are many solutions out there, but for posterity's sake (read: I am forgetful which link I used last time) I will record the easiest to implement and manage here. Maybe it will help someone (besides myself).

  15. How to set your App's Version Number to auto-increment the Build and Revision portions and Display the Version in a Label

    16. Setting an assembly's version number to a "starting point" but allowing Visual Studio to auto-increment the Build and Revision elements of the Version Info, and then display that in an About box

  16. Versioning Controlled Build

    17. A Visual Studio add-in and command-line utility that automates versioning of .NET and VC++ projects

    18. SharpSVN module

  18. SharpSvn

    19. This command is intended to be used within the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, as it uses the NuGet module's version of Install-

  19. SharpSvn

    20. Subversion wrapped for .Net 4.0+ and .Net Core SharpSvn wraps the Subversion client (and a few more low level) apis in an easy to use .Net friendly client.

  20. SharpSVN: A Gentle Introduction

    21. SharpSVN is a really useful library which encapsulates the functionality of the Subversion client so we can leverage it programmatically from .NET applications. I can think of many uses for this. In the past, in some of the automation frameworks I’ve worked with, updating the source code from SVN has been a manual task ran weekly. Using SharpSVN, we could write a simple console application to accomplish this. It could also be useful to automate repetitive SVN tasks in a development environment.

  21. SharpSvn Brings Subversion to .NET

    22. CollabNet now hosts and supports AnkhSVN, the Subversion plugin for Visual Studio. Some of our goals are to help the AnkhSVN community grow and accelerate the development of the plugin. To kickstart this, we started by collaboratively creating a roadmap for AnkhSVN. Subversion 1.5 compatibility is number one on that roadmap, including good merge support. To properly support Subversion 1.5, we either needed to update our internal C# Subversion binding (NSvn) or take advantage of SharpSvn, a .NET binding for Subversion. We chose the SharpSvn route. To understand why, let's learn more about SharpSvn.

  22. SharpSvn — Connecting and fetching logs from Remote repositories — Rahul Singla

    23. In continuation to my pevious blog post on defining configuration path to connect to remote repos using SharpSvn, I present quick sample code for connecting to and fetching logs from a remote svn repo requiring authentication.

  23. SharpSvn – SharpSvn.SvnFormatException: Can’t determine the user’s config path

    24. Till the beginning of this month, I was a regular SVN user using SVN as my Version Control System for many projects. But then, somewhere in the second week of this month, I have turned a SVN developer (not writing code for SVN itself, but providing solutions off SVN).

  24. 【杂项】SharpSVN的官方使用方法参考

    25. 【杂项】SharpSVN的官方使用方法参考

  25. C# (CSharp) SharpSvn SvnClient Examples

    26. good examples...

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