For example after I build the Release version I want it name changed to (for example) MyApp-1.2.exe. After I build the next version I want the exe to be named MyApp-1.3.exe. I still want to be able to run the MyApp-1.2.exe.
I would rather not use any external tool(I know there are nAnt and nMaven) and do it in VS. IF its not possible than I bet nAnt is the better optio开发者_JAVA百科n for me.
You could do it also via MSBuild with the help of the GetAssemblyIdentity task:
<GetAssemblyIdentity
  AssemblyFiles="$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)\src\MyApp\bin\MyApp.exe">
  <Output
    TaskParameter="Assemblies"
    ItemName="AssemblyIdentities"/>
</GetAssemblyIdentity>
And then rename your .exe file:
<Copy 
    SourceFiles="$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)\src\MyApp\bin\MyApp.exe" 
    DestinationFiles="$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)\src\MyApp\bin\MyApp-(AssemblyIdentities.Version).exe"></Copy>
<Delete
    Files="$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)\src\MyApp\bin\MyApp.exe"></Delete>
If you really want to do it in VS, you can (again) do it using the Post-build Command function (from Project properties -> Build Events).
Running a script or batch file that will copy the file and then rename it. I used to do it based on current date (not version) a few years back (not even sure why).
You can do virtually anything in the build events if you can create batch files or scripts.
Using a build system is IMHO preferable to this approach.
 
         
                                         
                                         
                                         
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