Improve the language discovery heuristics of AssemblyInfoBuilder #915
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@asbjornu LGTM. If you rebase the branch I can merge this. |
Improve how the AssemblyInfoBuilder discovers what language is being compiled by not looking for an `AssemblyInfo.*` file, but instead finding the first *.vb og *.cs file and deducing the langauge from there. Also adds a few more guards and tests for AssemblyInfoBuilder to make it more robust and easier to understand if it breaks.
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@pascalberger Thanks. Rebased and all green. 😄 |
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This PR improves how the
AssemblyInfoBuilderdiscovers what language is being compiled by not looking for anAssemblyInfo.*file, but instead finding the first*.vbor*.csfile and deducing the langauge from there.Also adds a few more guards and tests for
AssemblyInfoBuilderto make it more robust and easier to understand if it breaks.Fixes #885.