environment:
  release_version: '1.1.0'
  
version: '$(release_version)+{build}'
os: Visual Studio 2015
configuration: Release
platform: Any CPU
assembly_info:
  patch: true
  file: '**\AssemblyInfo.*'
  assembly_version: '$(release_version).0'
  assembly_file_version: '$(release_version).0'
  assembly_informational_version: '$(release_version)'
before_build:
- cmd: >-
    nuget restore
build:
  publish_nuget: true
  publish_nuget_symbols: true
  verbosity: minimal
test:
  assemblies: '**\*.Tests.dll'
artifacts:
- path: \*.nupkg
deploy:
- provider: NuGet
  api_key:
    secure: vZC+uEZj00A+9riSWLXqdnPtGa96W9SQkBy30dS2D5bOUdvteU9vOAP69QLJrY/o
  on:
    branch: master
environment:
  release_version: '1.1.0'
  release_assembly_version: '1.1.0.0'
  
version: '$(release_version)+{build}'
os: Visual Studio 2015
configuration: Release
platform: Any CPU
assembly_info:
  patch: true
  file: '**\AssemblyInfo.*'
  assembly_version: '$(release_assembly_version)'
  assembly_file_version: '$(release_assembly_version)'
  assembly_informational_version: '$(release_version)'
before_build:
- cmd: >-
    nuget restore
build:
  publish_nuget: true
  publish_nuget_symbols: true
  verbosity: minimal
test:
  assemblies: '**\*.Tests.dll'
artifacts:
- path: \*.nupkg
deploy:
- provider: NuGet
  api_key:
    secure: vZC+uEZj00A+9riSWLXqdnPtGa96W9SQkBy30dS2D5bOUdvteU9vOAP69QLJrY/o
  on:
    branch: master
Use separate assembly version, which we probably don't want to change unless it's a major release, because we are not strongly signed.
Use separate assembly version, which we probably don't want to change unless it's a major release, because we are not strongly signed.
