Closed amaijer closed 7 years ago
Hi amaijer,
thank you for reporting this issue!
I did follow your suggestion and now check the file extension and do not add the @
in case of vb files.
Please try out the new release to check if everything works as expected.
Sebastian
Hi Sebastian,
Everything is working again. Thanks for fixing it so quickly.
André
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Hi amaijer,
thank you for reporting this issue!
I did follow your suggestion and now check the file extension and do not add the @ in case of vb files. Please try out the new releasehttps://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=sebastianlux.UpdateAssemblyInfo to check if everything works as expected.
Sebastian
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Version 1.1.1 adds an '@' in front of the version string, but that is invalid code in Visual Basic.
The resulting version lines look like this:
<Assembly: AssemblyVersion(@"1.0.0.0")> <Assembly: AssemblyFileVersion(@"1.0.17066.3")>
Maybe you can add a check on file extension and only add the '@' for C# files?