Re: SubWCRev.exe weirdness when used in website .NET project

>> How about introducing a utiliity project that is a dependency of your
>> main project? This project updates your Version.h (say, in a pre-build
>> action), before your main project checks which files need to recompile.
>>
Tried that and it didn't work :(

> Just a thought:
> you could try deleting the object file of version.cs either before or
> after calling SubWCRev - that would force the compiler to rebuild that file.
>
> Stefan
That's the bit I really don't get - it doesn't have a separate obj file,
it all builds to a single DLL for the whole project and none of the
other files are affected by the problem - only the one modified by
subwcrev.exe

The only other thing I thought of is to write the version number back
into the compiled DLL somehow... There must be a utility to alter the
version number of a DLL after it's been built as I think it's just part
of the manifest. I've run out of time today today to investigate, but
if this approach works, i'll post back.

Nick...

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Received on 2009-05-18 17:38:55 CEST