Default assembly revision number always 0 in F# assemblies
If I specify that I want the default build and revision numbers, I put
[<assembly: AssemblyVersion("0.0.*")>]
in AssemblyInfo.fs (which I based on the sample at https://blogs.msdn.com/b/mcsuksoldev/archive/2011/06/01/f-assembly-information-file-template.aspx).
For some reason, I always end up with revision number 0 (eg 0.0.4967.0 ) in F# DLLs, while it works as advertised in C# (eg 0.0.4967.21937 ).
Default revision numbers only work when the build number is not a wildcard, 0.0.1.* .
Is this a bug or have I missed something?
This is a bug. It works as advertised in VS 2010 (F# 2.0, for which that blog was written) but is broken in VS 2012 (F# 3.0) and VS 2013 (F# 3.1, still pre-release). You should send a bug report to fsbugs@microsoft.com.
The code for F# 2.0 is down at the bottom of il.fs here. Look for parseILVersion .
Corresponding code for 3.0 is here.
The bug is in the new conditionals - they check versionComponents.Length < 4 , should probably be checking version.Revision < 0 .
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