Contains a replace utility for windows, Linux and Mac
The Replace.exe can be used to replace a regex match with a specific content. A possible use case is for example to set the assembly information.
Since Version 2.0.0.0 there are four diffrent downloads.
Download the latest release
| OS | Platform | Deployment | Download file |
|---|---|---|---|
| Windows x64 | .net 6.0 | Framework dependent | Replace_X_X_X_X_win_x64.zip |
| Windows x64 | .net 6.0 | Self Contained | Replace_X_X_X_X_win_x64_self |
| Linux x64 | .net 6.0 | Framework dependent | Replace_X_X_X_X_linux_x64.zip |
| Osx x64 | .net 6.0 | Framework dependent | Replace_X_X_X_X_osx_x64.zip |
There are many online regex tester to create a specific regex I like "regex101" the most Online regex tester
Usage: replace.exe -f file -s regex -r replacement
Usage: replace.exe -c config.xml
Usage: replace.exe -c config.xml -t #0,Tag0 #1,Tag1
Replace.exe project.csproj "<Version>.*</Version>" "<Version>1.0.1.5</Version>"
Replace.exe AssemblyInfo.cs "android:versionCode=\".+?\"" "android:versionCode=\"1.0.1.5\""
Replace.exe AssemblyInfo.cs "AssemblyCompany.+?]" "AssemblyCompany(\"Code AG\")]"
use it inside a script Example Script
set repCompany=AssemblyCompany(\"!Company!\")]
rem loop over all AssemblyInfo.cs files and replace the values
for /R %root% %%f in (*AssemblyInfo.cs) do (
Replace.exe -f %%f -s "AssemblyCompany.+?]" -r !repCompany!
)
There are a few character which are not allowed in a xml file therefore these have to be esscaped
" "
' '
< <
> >
& &
Replace.exe -c config.xml
config.xml Example Config
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Config>
<RegexReplaceValues>
<RegexReplaceValue>
<Regex>AssemblyVersion.+?]</Regex>
<ReplaceValue>AssemblyVersion("0.0.3.4")]</ReplaceValue>
</RegexReplaceValue>
</RegexReplaceValues>
<FileNames>
<string>AssemblyInfo.cs</string>
</FileNames>
<PathToSearch>../Develop</PathToSearch>
</Config>Example to replace #0 with 1.5.1.0
Usage: replace.exe -c config.xml -t #0,1.5.1.0
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Config>
<RegexReplaceValues>
<RegexReplaceValue>
<Regex>AssemblyVersion.+?]</Regex>
<ReplaceValue>AssemblyVersion("#0")]</ReplaceValue>
</RegexReplaceValue>
</RegexReplaceValues>
<FileNames>
<string>AssemblyInfo.cs</string>
</FileNames>
<PathToSearch>../Develop</PathToSearch>
</Config>Build in release mode
cd Deploy\build_scripts
build_and_publish.cmd
Test release and set next version
cd Deploy
setAssemblyInfoConfig_net6.cmd ..\Develop 2.3.4.5
setAssemblyInfoConfig_net6-self.cmd ..\Develop 3.4.5.6
Create release package
cd Deploy\build_scripts
build_and_create_artefacts.cmd
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2018 Manuel Eugster
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