How to get your project's version dynamically in C#?
Ok, so I wanted to create a little Help | About page that looks like this.
MyProgram 1.0.0.5
Author: Jared Barneck
Contributors: John, Mike, Mark, Tom, Bill, Jane, Ryan, Josh
I don’t really want to have to remember to change the version in the help file with each release, so I wanted to get the version dynamically.
Turns out that you can get the version as a string with a single line of code:
String theVersion = System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetName().Version.ToString();
Once you have the version as a string, you can display it how you want.
I don't even know the way I ended up here, however I thought this publish used to be great. I do not understand who you're but certainly you're going to a famous blogger when you aren't already. Cheers!
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