Exopose NoNormalize property for GitVersionTask

[chuseman]

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[arturcic]

LGTM!
Thank you so much for your contributions, @chuseman

[fedebn]

how to use this property from jenkins?

[asbjornu]

@fedebn, good question. Looks like there's no NoNormalize switch for the command line, @arturcic, @chuseman?

[fedebn]

@fedebn, good question. Looks like there's no NoNormalize switch for the command line, @arturcic, @chuseman?

In order to disable the normalizing procedure it is necessary to change the property GitVersion_NoNormalizeEnabled on the jenkins manchine in GitVersionTask.props. From:

<GitVersion_NoNormalizeEnabled Condition="$(GitVersion_NoNormalizeEnabled) == ''">false</GitVersion_NoNormalizeEnabled>

To:

<GitVersion_NoNormalizeEnabled Condition="$(GitVersion_NoNormalizeEnabled) == ''">ture</GitVersion_NoNormalizeEnabled>

the file is located in the nuget packages folder: nuget\packages\gitversiontask\5.1.3\build

[fedebn]

LGTM!
Thank you so much for your contributions, @chuseman

I have used the property on my jenkins slave, but i can not build:

gitversiontask\5.1.3\build\GitVersionTask.targets(65,9): warning : It looks like the branch being examined is a detached Head pointing to commit 'e148343'. Without a proper branch name GitVersion cannot determine the build version

C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk\2.2.107\Sdks\Microsoft.NET.Sdk\targets\Microsoft.NET.GenerateAssemblyInfo.targets(161,5): error MSB4044: _The "GetAssemblyVersion" task was not given a value for the required parameter "NuGetVersion".

[fedebn]

Any news about this?

[asbjornu]

@fedebn, you can use this in the latest pre-release builds of 5.1.4, but if you need a stable one you have to wait a bit until we have that finished up.

[fedebn]

I have tested latest official release, work properly, and speed up my build on jenkins slave

[asbjornu]

@fedebn, thanks for reporting back.