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Version Your Assemblies
Posted Date: 30 Sep 2009
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Author:
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Make sure you have a solid versioning policy in place. You can apply a version stamp using the AssemblyVersion attribute at compile time, for example:
[assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.12.34")]
It's usually best to apply the same version number to all the assemblies in an application during the build process.
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01 Oct 2009
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nice one...
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Kaleeswaran
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