Open phatcher opened 6 years ago
@rohit21agrawal
quick analysis: The reason is that the project uses custom assembly attributes, has assembly attributes turned off and doesn't set any version-related MSBuild property.
The package targets currently don't read the package version from assembly attributes, so you'd need to set the VersionPrefix
/ Version
or PackageVersion
in the csproj file or else they default to 1.0.0
.
An alternative workaround would by adding the targets from the answer in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48065516/build-project-with-multiple-targetframeworks-in-tfs-as-nuget-package (also needs the GenerateNuspecDependsOn
property from the question) to the csproj file. (currently only works on visual studio's MSBuild version or upcoming 2.1.300 dotnet
CLI)
There has already been a discussion about this over at https://github.com/dotnet/cli/issues/8399
Details about Problem
If I look at the project details it shows the correct versions, but if I compile with VS2017 it always generated a 1.0.0.0 packaged. The assemblies themselves have the correct version info
VS version (if appropriate): VS2017.7.1
Sample Project
See https://github.com/phatcher/CsvReader