[wpkg-users] package attribute "version" as environment variable
Andy Welch
Andy.Welch at blackbay.com
Thu Nov 18 10:26:26 CET 2010
Hi all
In the following
<package id="Nucleus" version="1" ... >
I would like to be able to use %version% in an xcopy path, such that I
increase version as we produce new package versions for this component,
which means there is always a folder matching the version, and wpkg will
nicely detect a new version and hence run the install steps - sounds
great.
Ie.,
<install cmd="xcopy /Y /I *quot;
\\ent....\...\packages\ccnetplugins\Nucleus\%version%\*.*
<file:///\\ent....\...\packages\ccnetplugins\Nucleus\%25version%25\*.*>
" "%pluginspath%" />
Clearly, I could simply declare <variable name="packageversion"
value="1" /> and update this to achieve the same - but I like the
version idea.
Any suggestions - been looking but can't see if this is done already.
thanks
Andy Welch
Software Development Team Leader
<http://www.blackbay.com/>
Blackbay delivers real-time enterprise mobility solutions
enabling service and productivity improvements
to Supply Chain and Field Service operations
Blackbay NZ Ltd
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