In my msbuild script I'm creating a zip file with year/month/day in the zip filename, but month and day are always written with no leading zero.
Is there a way to add leading zero to my zip filename?
<Time>
<Output TaskParameter="Year" PropertyName="Year" />
<Output TaskParameter="Month" PropertyName="Month" />
<Output TaskParameter="Day" PropertyName="Day" />
</Time>
<PropertyGroup>
<ZipOutDir>C:\output</ZipOutDir>
<ZipFileName>Application_$(Year)$(Month)$(Day).zip</ZipFileName>
</PropertyGroup>
And the result is: 'Application_2010122.zip' (with no leading zero for january, as you can see)
In msbuild 4 you can now
$([Namespace.Type]::Method(..parameters…))
$([Namespace.Type]::Property)
$([Namespace.Type]::set_Property(value))
so I am using
$([System.DateTime]::Now.ToString(`yyyy.MMdd`))
those ticks around the format are backticks not '
You could use the MSBuild extension pack a la:
http://www.msbuildextensionpack.com/help/3.5.3.0/html/9c5401ed-6f55-089e-3918-2476c186ca66.htm
Or use the format param to the Time task from community tasks [which you appear to be using]
MSBuild MSBuildCommunityTasks Task Time
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