Get-Version.ps1 doesn't work in 2.2.13
See original GitHub issueGet-Version.ps1
fails with:
Exception calling "HelpFindLibGit2NativeBinaries" with "1" argument(s):
"Unable to find native binaries under directory: "[...]\NerdBank.GitVersioning\tools\..\build\MSBuildFull\lib\win32\x64"."
It seems 2.2.13 moved the lib directory (0da2e40006b55b07c7de7a5721e9ea222d393d68), but the script wasn’t updated.
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True. That does make the .ps1 a bit more convenient. However you can use nbgv for that purpose as well:
And voila! You have a powershell object again. 😃
Yes, in some cases at least, committing the version.json file is required.