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Build/version number in Blazor Server app
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Balu Raju
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Is there a way to maintain a build/version number in the format Major.minor.build.release in Blazor server app and .Net Core web API for QA and reocrd purpose?
or is the concept is not applicable for any web applications?
Developer technologies | .NET | Blazor
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Farid Uddin Kiron MSFT 456 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff2022-08-31T07:48:09.397+00:00 Hi @Balu Raju you define your application description using pack-target however, format might not be same as yours, please have a look here in official document for details
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