Versioning an ASP.NET web app

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Answer by Keith Adler for Versioning an ASP.NET web app

September 18, 2009, 11:33 am

It's not a bad idea. The solution to get your ASP.NET Web App DLL version is simple:VB.NETMy.Application.Info.Version (VB.NET)C#Gain access to the My namespace as shown here...

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Answer by Rex M for Versioning an ASP.NET web app

September 18, 2009, 11:40 am

We do the same thing in our application. Although you can add the version number manually, our version info is added to the assembly as part of our automated build process (we use a customized TFS 2008...

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Answer by David A Gibson for Versioning an ASP.NET web app

September 18, 2009, 11:29 am

You can use version numbers in the way you describe, just changing the numbers in the AssemblyInfo file as you build new releases but it's better when linked to a Source Control system. We use...

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Answer by John Hoven for Versioning an ASP.NET web app

September 18, 2009, 11:28 am

Given an Assembly a, use a.GetName().Version.ToString() to get the version in code.GetName returns an AssemblyName.The version returns the version as specified in your AssemblyInfo file.

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Answer by Chuck Conway for Versioning an ASP.NET web app

September 18, 2009, 11:35 am

We automate the versioning with subversion, ccnet and nant.Our script parses the folder path( /Branches/1.4.5/Source...) and extracts the version number (1.4.5). After that we retrieve the current...

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