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Versioning Format Identifiers
TextFile Version Behaviour
Any file where literal replacement takes place within the file, using well known tokens:
| Token | Versioning Style | Example |
|---|---|---|
| XXX-RELEASENAME-XXX | The release name | Unicorn |
| XXX-VERSION-XXX | The Short Version | 1.2 |
| XXX-VERSION3-XXX | The 3 digit version | 1.2.3 |
| XXX-VERSION4-XXX | The 4 digit version number | 1.2.3.4 |
Versioning Display Types
Tip: You can specify more than one version type for the same file, therefore you can update a textual element of a Wix file and the version element by using a TextFile format and a Wix format.
e.g. in autoversion.txt
**/product.wxs|Wix
**/product.wxs|TextFile
Display Type Short
Two digit display. E.g. 0.0 - The following file types default to this display method:
- TextFile
Display Type Full
Four digit display. E.g. 0.0.0.0 - The following file types default to this display method:
- NetInformational
- Wix
- Nuspec
- StdInformational
Display Type Three Digit
Three digit display. E.g. 0.0.0 - The following file types default to this display method:
- Wix
- Wix Setup file, looking for the version attribute. To update the version in the name too, use the text file version as well.
- Nuspec
- Nuget Package File format.
Display Type Four Digit Numeric
Four digit numeric display will display the value of the first four digits in the version store, using a dot separator. E.g. 0.0.0.0 - Only integer values will be displayed. If a non-integer digit value is found, this will be automatically replaced with a ‘0’ along with every subsequent digit, ensuring the version remains in a valid numeric format. The following file types default to this display method:
- NetAssembly
- NetFile
- StdAssembly
- StdFile