csq pack package name not same as provided version
See original GitHub issueUsing:
Clowd.Squirrel v3.0.210-g5f9f594 csq v3.0.210-g5f9f594
To reproduce:
When calling: dotnet csq.dll pack --packId My.App --packVersion 0.1.0-myFeature.1+29 --packDirectory <publishFolder> --csq-sln=<solutionPath>
Output package name will be My.App-0.1.0-myFeature.1-full.nupkg
Issue/Question:
EDIT: I believe there is a bug excluding the build number part of the semantic version +29
(version inside the package is the same as provided: 0.1.0-myFeature.1+29)
Issue Analytics
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- Created 9 months ago
- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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I will have a look at this and see what I can come up with. The kind of compatibility I’m looking to preserve is when an installed app is updating from Squirrel.Windows to Clowd.Squirrel, so the packages that Clowd.Squirrel produce need to still be mostly compatible, and new features will ideally be ignored by Squirrel.Windows (and even older versions of Clowd.Squirrel)
Thanks for the feedback, I’ll have a look