This labeller (yeah, they spelled it wrong not me) will
parse a file (typically AssemblyInfo.cs
or AssemblyInfo.vb
) containing .NET assembly
version attributes such as AssemblyVersion
or AssemblyFileVersion
and allows CCNet to
use that version number as (part of) the label for a build.
As of the creation of this document, this source/binary works with CCNet v1.3 and v1.4.
Node | Type | Required | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
file | string | true | The absolute or relative path of a file containing version attributes | |
attr | string | false | AssemblyVersion | The attribute name to pull the version from |
count | int | false | 4 | The number of version components to return (see System.Version.ToString(int) ) |
prefix | string | false | Text to prepend to the version | |
suffix | string | false | Text to append to the version |
<labeller type="versionInfoLabeller" file="AssemblyInfo.cs" />
Using a ccnet.config file labeller block of:
<labeller type="versionInfoLabeller">
<file>AssemblyInfo.cs</file>
<attr>AssemblyVersion</attr>
<count>3</count>
<prefix>foo-</prefix>
<suffix>-bar</suffix>
</labeller>
Using the Full example above and assuming a file named AssemblyInfo.cs in the CCNet working directory of the executing project contained:
[assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.2.3.4")]
Should yield a label of:
foo-1.2.3-bar
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