Set DotNetUseShippingVersions. #595
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Happy to merge this. Would you mind rebasing and fixing up the merge conflicts? |
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This disables the `42.42.42.42` assembly versions when building locally. Instead, a date based version is used with a `-0` suffix. This allows for locally built assemblies to replace official built assemblies in an install folder. This is useful for debugging (can replace a release binary with a debug binary), and for quick prototyping without having to rebuild the whole dotnet-try package and uninstall-reinstall.
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This disables the
42.42.42.42assembly versions when building locally. Instead, a date based version is used with a-0suffix.This allows for locally built assemblies to replace official built assemblies in an install folder. This is useful for debugging (can replace a release binary with a debug binary), and for quick prototyping without having to rebuild the whole dotnet-try package and uninstall-reinstall.
Let me know if you'd like this fix or not. I found it useful myself so I could stick a Debug assembly in my local install. Some repos use this setting, some repos don't.