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    Acces to the deployables versions included into a build

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      Is there any way to acces to the deployables versions included into a build across a powerShell script in a deployment plan?.... like :CurrentBuild."deployableName".$ReleaseNumber.$BuildNumber

      Thanks in advance

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      Version: 4.9.7

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        There is the $ReferencedBuildNumber, and $RefernecedReelaseNumber variables avaiable under System Variables.

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          First of all, Thanks for your answer.

          I know it, but the problem is that I have more than one deployable in an application, sometimes the new builds has no need to re-build all of them, but in the last step of my deploy plan, I need to update a sql table with the versions of all the deployables included into the build deployed.

          For that reason I need to access an specific deployable, and then, of course, I will use the $referencedBuildNumber function.

          "$ReferencedBuildNumber : Returns the build number referenced by the imported deployable in the current scope."

          Thanks

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