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When building the artifacts to publish a new release, we're not baking the version number (from the release/tag) into the binary. So when you do octoshift --version it will always show 1.0.0.
In old .net this would be done by updating the assemblyinfo.cs files, can't remember how it's done in .Net core.
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When building the artifacts to publish a new release, we're not baking the version number (from the release/tag) into the binary. So when you do octoshift --version it will always show 1.0.0.
In old .net this would be done by updating the assemblyinfo.cs files, can't remember how it's done in .Net core.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: