Version info can be set in the csproj file within the new SDK project file format. One way to do this easily is like this:
<PropertyGroup<VersionPrefix2.3.306</VersionPrefix</PropertyGroup
(see, for example, .\openHistorian\Source\Tools\SampleFunctions\SampleFunctions.csproj)
Build tools need to be updated to catch version info in SDK project files, or GPA needs to adopt a style guide stating that you are going to keep version info in assemblyinfo files.
Version info can be set in the csproj file within the new SDK project file format. One way to do this easily is like this: <PropertyGroup<VersionPrefix2.3.306</VersionPrefix</PropertyGroup (see, for example, .\openHistorian\Source\Tools\SampleFunctions\SampleFunctions.csproj)
Stackoverflow has this reference (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56512069/how-can-you-share-assembly-info-between-vs-2019-formatted-projects#56517268)
Microsoft has this reference (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/msbuild/customize-your-build?view=vs-2019)
Build tools need to be updated to catch version info in SDK project files, or GPA needs to adopt a style guide stating that you are going to keep version info in assemblyinfo files.