In TFS 2010, Build Number Format in Build Definition uses date format by default. For
example, here is the Build Number Format.
$(BuildDefinitionName)_$(Date:yyyyMMdd)$(Rev:.r)
TestBuild_20121231.1
TestBuild_20121231.2
TestBuild_20121231.3
....
The build number
is incremental on Dec 31, 2012
If our project
would like to use Major release 2 and Minor Release 1, the following build
number format can be used easily.
$(BuildDefinitionName)_2.1.0$(Rev:.r)
ProjectName_2.1.0.1
Projectname_2.1.0.2
Projectname_2.1.0.3
…
Can we put the
following Build Number format? The answer is no because the following
screenshot will appear.
$(BuildDefinitionName)_2.1.$(Rev:.r).182.
You can modify the Build Process Template (xaml) to meet your need of Build Number format as well.
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