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Added -AsTag switch to Get-Version.ps1 that returns the full git tag (e.g., v13 instead of 13.0). Updated Package-Toolkit.ps1 to use it so zip filenames match release expectations (finops-hub-v13.zip instead of finops-hub-v13.0.zip). Updated Update-Version.ps1 to use it for writing ftktag.txt instead of inline regex.

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- Add -AsTag switch to Get-Version.ps1 that returns the full git tag (e.g., "v13")
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- Update Update-Version.ps1 to use Get-Version -AsTag for ftktag.txt

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Pull request overview

Adds a new -AsTag switch to the version helper script and updates packaging/versioning scripts to use git-tag style versions (for example, v13) where needed.

Changes:

  • Added -AsTag switch to Get-Version.ps1 to return a git tag format (for example, v13).
  • Updated Update-Version.ps1 to use Get-Version -AsTag when writing ftktag.txt.
  • Updated Package-Toolkit.ps1 to use Get-Version -AsTag for packaging output naming (but this currently impacts non-zip uses of $version too).

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src/scripts/Get-Version.ps1 Adds -AsTag switch and updates help text/examples.
src/scripts/Update-Version.ps1 Uses Get-Version -AsTag to populate ftktag.txt (removes inline regex).
src/scripts/Package-Toolkit.ps1 Switches to tag-based version for ZIP naming, but currently also changes doc/deploy/version behaviors that appear to expect semantic major.minor.

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$zip = if ($unversionedZip) {
Join-Path (Get-Item $relDir) "$templateName.zip"
} else {
Join-Path (Get-Item $relDir) "$templateName-v$version.zip"
Join-Path (Get-Item $relDir) "$templateName-$version.zip"
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The ZIP filename now uses $version directly. If $version is kept as semantic (e.g., 13.0), this will produce finops-hub-13.0.zip (dropping the expected v tag prefix). If $version remains a tag (v13), it affects other behaviors in this script (docs/deploy + ftkver.txt). Consider using a dedicated tag variable for ZIP naming (e.g., $tag = Get-Version -AsTag) and keep $version semantic for internal paths.

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function Copy-TemplateFiles()
{
Write-Host "Packaging $(if ($Template) { "$Template v$version template" } else { "v$version templates" })..."
Write-Host "Packaging $(if ($Template) { "$Template $version template" } else { "$version templates" })..."
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if ($Template) { ... } else { ... } will always take the first branch because $Template is a non-empty string by default ("*"). If the intent is to show the "all templates" message when packaging everything, check for $Template -eq '*' (or similar) instead of truthiness.

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Write-Host "Packaging $(if ($Template) { "$Template $version template" } else { "$version templates" })..."
Write-Host "Packaging $(if ($Template -ne "*") { "$Template $version template" } else { "$version templates" })..."

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.PARAMETER AsTag
Optional. Returns the version as a git tag (e.g., "v13" instead of "13.0"). Default = false.

.PARAMETER AsDotNetVersion
Optional. Indicates that the returned version should be in the format "x.x.x.x". Otherwise, semantic versioning is used. Deafult = false.
Optional. Indicates that the returned version should be in the format "x.x.x.x". Otherwise, semantic versioning is used. Default = false.

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This change affects release/packaging behavior (new -AsTag switch and updated ZIP naming). Per repo standards, please add a corresponding entry to docs-mslearn/toolkit/changelog.md under the next release section so the behavior change is discoverable.

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$version = & "$PSScriptRoot/Get-Version"
$version = & "$PSScriptRoot/Get-Version" -AsTag
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$version is now set to the git tag (e.g., v13), but later in this script $version is also used for doc/deploy naming and writing docs/_includes/ftkver.txt, which currently holds a semantic major.minor value (e.g., 13.0). Using v13 here will change the generated deploy file names/paths (currently *-13.0.*) and will overwrite ftkver.txt with a tag value. Keep $version as the semantic version and introduce a separate $tag (from Get-Version -AsTag) specifically for ZIP filenames / tag-specific paths.

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$version = & "$PSScriptRoot/Get-Version" -AsTag
$version = & "$PSScriptRoot/Get-Version"

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Keep $version as semantic version (13.0) for deploy paths and ftkver.txt,
and use $tag (v13) only for zip filenames. Addresses PR review feedback.

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