Maybe annotations in IntelliJ IDEA is that you are looking for: Showing and hiding annotations Open the desired file in the editor. To show annotations, right-click the left gutter, and select Annotate: To hide annotations, right-click the annotations gutter, and choose Close Annotations.
Alexey Kiselev and Dario already hinted towards the answer, but I will try to explain it in detail. Versioning Schemes There are two types of versioning schemes: Internal version number: This can be incremented many times in a day (e.g. revision control number) Released version: This changes less often (e.g. semantic versioning) People use different … Read more
Have you ever been to a book club where members do not all use the same edition of the “book of the week”? It’s a nightmare, right? Moving a tag would essentially put you in the same situation. If you think of your repository as a book that chronicles progress in your project, you can … Read more
Looks like Jeff is using CruiseControl.NET based on some leafing through the podcast transcripts. This seems to have automated deployment capabilities from source control to production. Might this be where the insertion is happening?
I fixed this by: Removing the MVC reference and add the correct reference to the project. Changing the Copy Local property of the reference to true. Update the bindingRedirect setting in web.config: web.config runtime section: <runtime> <assemblyBinding xmlns=”urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1″> <dependentAssembly> <assemblyIdentity name=”System.Web.Mvc” publicKeyToken=”31bf3856ad364e35″ /> <bindingRedirect oldVersion=”1.0.0.0-3.0.0.0″ newVersion=”3.0.0.1″ /> </dependentAssembly> … Changing the Copy Local setting will … Read more
I’d express the format as: “1-3 dot-separated components, each numeric except that the last one may be *” As a regexp, that’s: ^(\d+\.)?(\d+\.)?(\*|\d+)$ [Edit to add: this solution is a concise way to validate, but it has been pointed out that extracting the values requires extra work. It’s a matter of taste whether to deal … Read more
Do not version URLs, because … you break permalinks The url changes will spread like a disease through your interface. What do you do with representations that have not changed but point to the representation that has? If you change the url, you break old clients. If you leave the url, your new clients may … Read more
With the “Built in” stuff, you can’t, as using 1.0.* or 1.0.0.* will replace the revision and build numbers with a coded date/timestamp, which is usually also a good way. For more info, see the Assembly Linker Documentation in the /v tag. As for automatically incrementing numbers, use the AssemblyInfo Task: AssemblyInfo Task This can … Read more
Here’s what I did, for stamping the AssemblyFileVersion attribute. Removed the AssemblyFileVersion from AssemblyInfo.cs Add a new, empty, file called AssemblyFileInfo.cs to the project. Install the MSBuild community tasks toolset on the hudson build machine or as a NuGet dependency in your project. Edit the project (csproj) file , it’s just an msbuild file, and … Read more
You can override any property from the command line by passing /p:PropertyName=Value as arguments to dotnet restore, dotnet build and dotnet pack. Currently, Version composition works as this: If Version is unset, use VersionPrefix (defaults to 1.0.0 if unset) and – if present – append VersionSuffix. All other versions are then defaulted to whatever Version … Read more