I'm kind of excited because we finally have a fast gui for updates .. :)
But I'm saddened to find out that the format of the csproj files are rewritten entirely, when changes occur. So this means my (intentional) empty lines disappear, indentation is changed to some other style and so on.
So in the end, the resulting change is a lot more than just version numbers, which sucks :/
An alternative way is to use regexes to modify the file in place, or if the msbuild system is used to edit the csproj files using the API, it is possible to trick it to keep the format as it was. I'm not sure how this project does it.
I'm kind of excited because we finally have a fast gui for updates .. :)
But I'm saddened to find out that the format of the csproj files are rewritten entirely, when changes occur. So this means my (intentional) empty lines disappear, indentation is changed to some other style and so on.
So in the end, the resulting change is a lot more than just version numbers, which sucks :/
An alternative way is to use regexes to modify the file in place, or if the msbuild system is used to edit the csproj files using the API, it is possible to trick it to keep the format as it was. I'm not sure how this project does it.