.appveyor.yml

# WARNING: We expect the Solution to be named exactly like the AppVeyor project
# For example: A project called NewProject needs a solution called NewProject.sln

# The Version to use and the Build Image
version: "0.1.0.{build}"
image: Visual Studio 2019

# This patches the AssemblyInfo.cs for old csproj files
assembly_info:
  patch: true
  file: Properties\AssemblyInfo.cs
  assembly_version: "{version}"
  assembly_file_version: "{version}"

# Ditto, but for new csproj files (VS 2017 and newer)
dotnet_csproj:
  patch: true
  file: '**\*.csproj'
  version: "{version}"
  package_version: "{version}"
  assembly_version: "{version}"
  file_version: "{version}"
  informational_version: "{version}"

# If this build is from a tag, use the tag as the version without the V at the start
init:
  - ps: if ($env:APPVEYOR_REPO_TAG -eq "true") { Update-AppveyorBuild -Version "$($env:APPVEYOR_REPO_TAG_NAME.TrimStart("v"))" }

# Restore Git Submodules and NuGet Packages
install:
  - git submodule update --init --recursive
  - nuget restore %APPVEYOR_PROJECT_NAME%.sln

# Build the solution with the same name as the AppVeyor project
build_script:
  - msbuild %APPVEYOR_PROJECT_NAME%.sln /t:Build /p:Configuration=Release

# After building everything, package it in a 7zip and upload it as an Artifact
after_build:
  - 7z a %APPVEYOR_PROJECT_NAME%.7z %APPVEYOR_BUILD_FOLDER%\bin\Release\*
  - appveyor PushArtifact %APPVEYOR_PROJECT_NAME%.7z

# If this is a tag, deploy the 7zip file(s) to GitHub Releases
deploy:
  release: v$(APPVEYOR_BUILD_VERSION)
  provider: GitHub
  auth_token:
    secure: "DkvKC8KRj8AipGu/oWW/J2e6jMWt2xXQfKU7oefFMsp0ZMfzz+OR9Y9XpML+ZmG4"
  artifact: /.*\.7z/
  draft: false
  prerelease: false
  on:
    branch: master
    appveyor_repo_tag: true