This repository contains two actions; set-buildnumber for setting the assembly build number and get for getting the assembly version from a specified file.
This action will help replace the build number in the assembly info file (which is included in most .Net projects) with github.run_number or a custom number.
Use this action before a build job to include the build number in the assembly version.
Note: It will also work for any other files that can be opened as a text file and contains the version in the format: major.minor.patch.build
The version is returned from the action output in format major.minor.patch.build.
For example: 1.0.0.0.
Use ${{steps.step-id-here.outputs.version}} to get the version number in a GitHub workflow. Remember to set the id on the step.
Automatically replace all AssemblyInfo.cs files with buildnumber github.run_number
- name: Set build numberuses: berglie/assembly-version/set-buildnumber@v1- name: Set build numberid: setversionuses: berglie/assembly-version/set-buildnumber@v1with:
filename: 'SharedAssemblyInfo.cs'directory: './src/'buildnumber: ${{ env.RELEASE_VERSION }} recursive: falseThis action will help get the file version from the properties of a specified file. If the version of the file is not found, it will try to read the file as a text file and locate the version as a string, such as in 'AssemblyInfo.cs'
The version is returned from the action output in format major.minor.patch.build.
For example: 1.0.0.0.
Use ${{steps.step-id-here.outputs.version}} to get the version number in a GitHub workflow. Remember to set the id on the step.
- name: Get Assembly Versionuses: berglie/assembly-version/get@v1with:
filename: 'MyLibrary.dll' - name: Get Assembly Versionid: getversionuses: berglie/assembly-version/get@v1with:
filename: 'MyExecutable.exe'directory: './src/'