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Should I automatically increase the build version when creating my software?

In Visual Studio 2003, you can easily configure the project assembly to automatically increase each time it is created, but this feature has been removed with Visual Studio 2005. You can still automatically increase your version of the assembly on each assembly, but this is a complex step of the custom assembly, not a built-in function.

I'm not sure why this was deleted, but here's the question I should have asked some time ago - Should I use a workaround to continue automatic zooming during creation, or is there a good reason to stop doing it in favor of manual zooming? Since Microsoft removed it from VS, there may be a good reason, and I am wondering if anyone knows this.

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No, auto-increment on [AssemblyVersion] is supported in VS2005 and higher. Do it like this:

 [assembly: AssemblyVersion("2.0.*")]

. [AssemblyVersion] . , . [AssemblyFileVersion] . , . , .NET .

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1747860/

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