simple question here.
I am using Fody Stamp to stamp the current git version to my projects assemblies, and it works perfectly.
My problem is, the solution have a very large number of projects, and each take some time to process making the build take forever every time I want to run it while developing in debug mode. For example, in the log below it took 39.5secs to stamp a single one.
27> Fody: Fody (version 1.29.3.0) Executing
27> Fody/Stamp: Starting search for git repository in SolutionDir
27> Fody/Stamp: Found git repository in C:\Git\Project\.git\
27> Fody/Stamp: Patching version using: C:\Git\Project\Packages\Stamp.Fody.1.2.4\verpatch.exe "C:\Git\Project\Sources\***\obj\Debug\***.dll" /pv "3.24.0-unstable.8+Branch.develop.Sha.20a46c2cf52a0d90128c535af4a8dfb94b4a128c" /high 3.24.0.0
27> Fody/Stamp: Waiting 5000 ms while verpatch.exe is processing assembly
27> Fody: Finished Fody 39578ms.
I'm aware I could just disable the process for the debug build, but I like seeing the unstable version number.
Important point here is, the problem is NOT with the Fody process, but with my computer configuration. How I can see that? Because the exact same project was stamping very fast in the past, and I changed computer (to a faster one), and the problem started. So I'm lead to believe it got to do with how Git is configured on my new computer, but I have no ideas what to look for.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
