Re: C# AssemblyInfo integration

On 28.08.2009 08:11 CE(S)T, Yves Goergen wrote:
> No, the "$Revision$" is of course not in effective source code as it
> would be totally in the way there. It's just in a // comment line so the
> compiler won't ever see that information. My script just tries to grab
> it from that line and copy the bare number into the active code line so
> that it can compile. The repository always has the version number
> "x.x.x.0" in that place, so if you won't use the script, you just won't
> have the revision number in the code, that's all.

Hm, as I had to find out today, it doesn't quite work. The file
AssemblyInfo.cs is actually never changed an so the keyword substitution
is never updated. So it is stuck on some revision from the past.

Is that by intent that keywords are not updated if the file didn't
change? How is something like $Revision$ meant to be useful if it
doesn't reflect the revision?!

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