Closed mysteryx93 closed 1 year ago
App version can be specified with -v argument; but even there, it complains that AppVersionRelease is required.
AppVersionRelease is a mandatory field in the conf file, and is checked separately to the command line. However, if you wish to provide it only on the command line, simply set AppVersionRelease to "1.0.0" and forget about it.
If both are specified, is AppVersionRelease ignored to be replaced by the specified version?
Yes.
As per conf documentation:
Mandatory application version and package release of form: 'VERSION[RELEASE]'. Use optional square brackets to denote package release, i.e. '1.2.3[1]'. Release refers to a change to the deployment package, rather the application. If release part is absent (i.e. '1.2.3'), the release value defaults to '1'. Note that the version-release value given here may be overridden from the command line. Example: AppVersionRelease = 1.0.0[1]
App version can be specified with
-v
argument; but even there, it complains thatAppVersionRelease
is required.If both are specified, is
AppVersionRelease
ignored to be replaced by the specified version?I don't want to have to modify the
.conf
file for every release.