问题
I'm developing a program in C# .net in visual studio and version controlling it with tortoise SVN.
at present I'm creating the assembly version based on the build number.
Is there a way I can link the final part of a projects assembly version to the revision number in tortoise SVN instead, eg:
pseudo code:
[assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.0."+SvnRevisionNumber.ToString())]
This would ensure that my assemblies were named after, not their build number, but after the last revision number committed to the repository.
回答1:
What I use is calling a cmd file at the post build event:
@echo off
if %1x==x goto ERROR
SET ProjectDir=%1
SET SubWCRev="C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin\SubWCRev.exe"
if exist %SubWCRev% goto USESUBWCREV
REM Default to copying a default version
copy %ProjectDir%\Properties\AssemblyInfo.default.cs %ProjectDir%\Properties\AssemblyInfo.cs
echo default
goto END
REM We don't want to modify AssemblyInfo.cs every time, only when a revision
REM changes. Thus, we want to first compare the last compiled revision with
REM the current revision, and only update if they've changed.
:USESUBWCREV
%SubWCRev% %ProjectDir% %ProjectDir%\Properties\rev.subwcrev-template %ProjectDir%\Properties\rev.current.tmp
if exist %ProjectDir%\Properties\rev.last-build.tmp goto CHECKREV
goto NEWREV
REM Fetch the current revision and compare to last-build revision
:CHECKREV
fc %ProjectDir%\Properties\rev.last-build.tmp %ProjectDir%\Properties\rev.current.tmp > NUL
REM Only update if it's a new revision
if errorlevel 1 goto NEWREV
goto END
REM Current revision doesn't match last-build revision. Update!
:NEWREV
echo newRev
if exist %ProjectDir%\Properties\rev.last-build.tmp del %ProjectDir%\Properties\rev.last-build.tmp
copy %ProjectDir%\Properties\rev.current.tmp rev.last-build.tmp
echo use template
%SubWCRev% %ProjectDir% %ProjectDir%\Properties\AssemblyInfo.subwcrev-template.cs %ProjectDir%\Properties\AssemblyInfo.cs
echo done
goto END
:ERROR
echo Usage: %0 project_dir
echo.
echo For example:
echo %0 C:\projects\MyProjectDir
echo.
goto END
:END
回答2:
You can use something like this to get the svn revision number.
<echo message="Retrieving Subversion command line: ${rvsnCommandLine} into ${deployment.SourceDir}"/>
<exec program="svn.exe" workingdir="${deployment.SourceDir}" commandline='update ${rvsnCommandLine}' failonerror="false"/>
<echo message="Retrieving Subversion revision number ${svn.revision}"/>
<exec
program="svn.exe"
commandline='log "${deployment.SourceDir}" ${rvsnCommandLine} --xml --limit 1'
output="${deployment.SourceDir}\_revision.xml"
failonerror="false"/>
<xmlpeek
file="${deployment.SourceDir}\_revision.xml"
xpath="/log/logentry/@revision"
property="svn.revision"
failonerror="false"/>
<echo message="Using Subversion revision number: ${svn.revision}"/>
It pretty much outputs the svn revision to a xml file then xml peeks to get the revision number.
You could perhaps use this as a pre-build event and then update your assemblyinfo with the new version number.
Also check this thread for more info SVN Revision Version in .NET Assembly w/ out CC.NET
回答3:
I'd be looking into the MSbuild Extension Pack.
There is a Subversion extension which will retrieve the SVN stuff for you automatically. Link here: MSBuild Subversion Extension Help
Secondly you could then use that with other extensions to set the version of a directory programatically. Depending on your layout in your SCM system, you might be able to version each directory in it's own repository like this.
回答4:
Check the spaces and quotes in C#Project file.
<PreBuildEvent>
if exist "C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin\SubWCRev.exe" "C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin\SubWCRev.exe" "$(ProjectDir)." "$(ProjectDir)Properties\AssemblyInfo.Base.cs" "$(ProjectDir)Properties\AssemblyInfo.cs"
</PreBuildEvent>
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17713513/linking-tortoise-svn-revision-number-to-assembly-version