
- #CHANGE IOS VERSION VISUAL STUDIO FOR MAC UPDATE#
- #CHANGE IOS VERSION VISUAL STUDIO FOR MAC ANDROID#
- #CHANGE IOS VERSION VISUAL STUDIO FOR MAC CODE#
Removed the Context Menu as it wasn't wired up anyway.Switched to a DataGrid for the projects listing.Supports newstyle csproj files and AssemblyInfo.cs files(will process as old style project).Improved support of Nuget packages in new style csproj files.Converted into individual number fields for Assembly and Assembly File Versions.Added support for SemVer version numbers(not pre-release).Fixed bug with unloaded projects causing visual studio to crash.Fixed layout issues with the data grid when there are a large number of projects.Improved look and feel of the notification banner.You can also see the projects and errors.Added warning Notice when projects can be loaded.Fixed hanging issue when nodes are missing from the AssemblyInfo.cs file within a project.Improved detection of unloaded projects, to reduce false positives.
#CHANGE IOS VERSION VISUAL STUDIO FOR MAC ANDROID#
#CHANGE IOS VERSION VISUAL STUDIO FOR MAC UPDATE#
Version changer can update the following values: It can also update Xamarin.Android, Xamarin.iOS projects.

Version Changer will detect what type of project it is and update it accordingly, using AssemeblyInfo in old csproj projects for example but in new style csproj projects. Thanks.Version Changer is a Visual Studio extension that makes it simple to change the version numbers of all the projects in a solution. Your comments and suggestions are most welcome to make this article more useful. Hope this tip may help and save time for beginners to Visual Studio and trying to change targeted C# Version.


#CHANGE IOS VERSION VISUAL STUDIO FOR MAC CODE#
But for other project I wanted to write code doing same thing but targeting C# 5, in order to compare and appreciate how better it is now in C# 6. I created two projects and for one project I wanted to target C# 6 which is default in Visual Studio 2015 so no effort is needed in this case.

I was doing some experiment with C# 6 using Visual Studio 2015 Preview.
