versioning

问题 I have a setup project for my C# program, and this setup project has a Version in its properties. I'd like for the MSI file that is generated to have this Version embedded in it, so I can mouse over it in explorer and see what version the file is. I'm using VS2008. How can I do this? 回答1: If you simply add the "Version: 1.5.0" text into the Description property of the Setup Project, the version number also shows on the MSI file like so: http://screencast.com/t/A499i6jS 回答2: As far as I know

问题 My fear is the change of the data model in subsequent releases. I created a new xcdatamodel file in Xcode which is not versioned by default. I know you can click somewhere and make it "the first version". In the Groups and Files tree the xcdatamodel file gets a thick black arrow on the left side which you can click to see all the versions inside. My file does not have that thick arrow so is not versioned. Does this cause big problems later? Is it needed to version it right from the start to

问题 Trying to understand versioning with SOAP and web services. From what I have found it seems acceptable to do something like this with the URL: www.company.com/service/01-12-10/ and www.company.com/service/03-08-10/ and www.company.com/service/ support the latest version. I understand this is the way to go as opposed to just versioning the SOAP body/payload like this: [client] someRequest = newRequest(){ ClientVersion = "1.0.0" }; webService.Go(someRequest); [web service] if request

问题 We are storing user preferences for a Java app in a JSON file using Jackson. As we continue to develop the app, we will be adding preferences, renaming preferences, and removing obsolete preferences. When the user upgrades the app to the next version the file format will likely have changed. This causes Jackson to throw an exception and the file can't be parsed even though the format is 90% the same. How should I handle upgrading the file format? I was thinking about using JSONT to upgrade

问题 My target: We are allowing to integrate our product with third party components (libraries) which are not installed as part of our product because of licensing. At the moment we want to load features related to third party components only if these components are installed on the client's machine. Current solution: I'm using Assembly.ReflectionOnlyLoad with providing full names of third party assemblies to validate installation of third party components before the application loads related

问题 Is there any way of achieving a similar versioning solution on a CDN ( not Cloudfront, Edgecast in this case) for js and css files as the rather neat one, combining a Rewrite rule and PHP, described in this thread? I don't know of a way of making that PHP/mod-rewrite combination work on a CDN, change my versions often, and don't want to do the versioning manually. I use a cookieless, entirely separate domain to serve static content, so I have to specify the full url in the function. For

问题 I'm wondering this because it's just dawned on me that I've never been involved with a company the provided release candidates before and I see the term being used more and more these days so I would like to be a little more clear on their implications. For anyone who has actually worked for a company who provides RC's before...does there happen to be any more formal specification for what a release candidate actual entails (like the difference between an RC and a Beta), or is it just a

问题 Well, after many hours of reading and trial and error, it has finally hit me. Mercurial doesn't really want to do SubRepos...at least not with TortoiseHg and Bitbucket. If I am mistaken, and you don't want a down vote for a rude response similar to "of course it works, didn't you read the official docs", then please provide a simple example of how to do so via TortoiseHg latest that will successfully push to Bitbucket. Maybe a open source project that utilizes mercurial and bitbucket and

问题 We have a batch-based buildprocess and we are using MSBuild only for compiling our project-files from visual studio. We also have integrated wix into our build-process. To set the version of our software we specify in the main-build-script some environment variables, that we use during the build-process. My problem is, that i have to set the FileVersion of the Assembly (AssemblyFileVersion) in my assembly-informations. Is there a way to give the MSBuild-call a property with the version to set

问题 I have been facing this problem for sometimes now, a laziness caused in part by the fact that Microsoft Office automatically save files you are working on with versions and automatic recovery. Many times when I am starting a new notebook in mathematica to do some tests or whatever, I often forget to save what I am doing. Every now and then, depending on the computer I am using, the computer crashes and all the beautiful work I was doing is lost forever... Is there a way to get around this