Seems as if the project is not having its assembly version updated on new releases.
We install our software with a Visual Studio Installer Project, which (on update) compares the assembly versions of the project dependencies with the already installed ones. If the version is the same, the installer won't overwrite the dependency.
MaterialDesignInXAML v 2.6 and v 3.0 are both listed as assembly version 1.0.1.0, which makes the installer not overwrite the new dependency, making our program fail to startup due to the breaking changes between the two versions.
Any way you could start changing the assembly version when you bump the NuGet version? Would be awsome!
Seems as if the project is not having its assembly version updated on new releases.
We install our software with a Visual Studio Installer Project, which (on update) compares the assembly versions of the project dependencies with the already installed ones. If the version is the same, the installer won't overwrite the dependency.
MaterialDesignInXAML v 2.6 and v 3.0 are both listed as assembly version 1.0.1.0, which makes the installer not overwrite the new dependency, making our program fail to startup due to the breaking changes between the two versions.
Any way you could start changing the assembly version when you bump the NuGet version? Would be awsome!