This package provides support for explicitly setting assembly level properties via MSBuild properties for C#, VB.Net, C++/CLI and F#. When this package is added to your project and one or more of the properties ForceAssemblyVersion, ForceAssemblyFileVersion, ForceAssemblyInformationalVersion, ForceSatelliteContractVersion, ForceComCompatibleVersion, ForceAssemblyCopyright, ForceAssemblyCompany, ForceAssemblyTrademark, ForceAssemblyConfiguration, ForceAssemblyDescription, ForceAssemblyProduct, ForceAssemblyTitle, ForceCLSCompliant, ForceComVisible, ForceNeutralResourceLanguage is set then the assemblyinfo.(cs|vb|cpp|fs) is filtered to set the attribute to the specified value.
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$ dotnet add package SharpSvn.AnnotateAssemblyReadme
SharpSvn
Subversion wrapped for .Net 4.0+ and .Net Core
SharpSvn wraps the Subversion client (and a few more low level) apis in an easy to use .Net friendly client.
Usage
The whole idea behind SharpSvn is that it should be as easy to install a simple NuGet package in your C#/.Net application and use Subversion, without thinking about all the backing dependencies.
SharpSvn implements this idea by compiling all needed libraries via C++/CLI and including them in the final library. (A pretty modern design decision around 2008 when the work on this library started)
The whole library survived from .Net 2.0 to the most recent .Net Core and now .Net 5/6 libraries, but without a complete rewrite it is not really possible to support Linux/Mac/OS. So unless somebody has a nice solution for this, those platforms are out of scope.
History
This project started as a one man project at CollabNet's open.collab.net site around 2008. A few years later Bert Huijben was hired by CollabNet to work on Subversion and AnkhSVN full-time and as AnkhSVN was a SharpSvn user there was quite a focus on SharpSvn.
In 2017 Bert left CollabNet, and the project mostly stalled. After many requests Bert moved the hosting to GitHub and wrote scripts to automate the builds there. Patches are very welcome to co-maintain SharpSvn there, but releases will now most likely follow the Subversion releases again.
NuGet
The last packages are now just available on https://nuget.org/packages/SharpSvn
This package contains x86, x64 and ARM64 binaries that are automatically selected by the NuGet tool for you. We are no longer building .Net 2.0 compatible versions as the build support for that is not available on GitHub.