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Is there's a way to get the product version number inside swift code, like
println("Running version \($PRODUCT_VERSION)")
I have to define some standartUserDefaults, that are bound to the Version and build number and i don't like to put them into my code when it's there at build time.
NSProcessInfo don't have the build number. Any suggestions for me?
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To compare app version strings, you can use compare(_:options:range:) with an option of . numeric . For brevity, I will create a String extension to wrap compare(_:options:range:) and call it versionCompare(_:) .
Generally Version and the build numbers work together to uniquely identify a particular App Store submission for an app. For each new version of your app, you will provide a version number to differentiate it from previous versions. The version number works like a name for each release of your app.
In Swift 5.3:
extension UIApplication {
static var appVersion: String? {
return Bundle.main.object(forInfoDictionaryKey: "CFBundleShortVersionString") as? String
}
}
Usage:
UIApplication.appVersion!
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