Default Plugin Versions to AssemblyVersion when not provided

[KillStr3aK]

#340

Output 1

public class Test : BasePlugin
{
    public override string ModuleAuthor => "CounterStrikeSharp & Contributors";

    public override string ModuleName => "Test Plugin";

    public override string ModuleDescription => "Plugin for testing out new features.";

    public override void Load(bool hotReload)
    {
        
    }
}

css_plugins list
  List of all plugins currently loaded by CounterStrikeSharp: 1 plugins loaded.
  [#1:LOADED]: "Test Plugin" (1.0.0.0) by CounterStrikeSharp & Contributors
    Plugin for testing out new features.

Output 2

public class Test : BasePlugin
{
    public override string ModuleAuthor => "CounterStrikeSharp & Contributors";

    public override string ModuleName => "Test Plugin";

    public override string ModuleDescription => "Plugin for testing out new features.";

    public override string ModuleVersion => "1.5 debug commit: 12345cbd";

    public override void Load(bool hotReload)
    {
        
    }
}

css_plugins list
  List of all plugins currently loaded by CounterStrikeSharp: 1 plugins loaded.
  [#1:LOADED]: "Test Plugin" (1.5 debug commit: 12345cbd) by CounterStrikeSharp & Contributors
    Plugin for testing out new features.

[KillStr3aK]

maybe basePlugin.ModuleVersion instead of the backing field?

[roflmuffin]

Have you tried loading a plugin compiled with this API against an older version of CS#? Does it complain about the virtual/abstract change when its being invoked or does it generate the same IL code?

[KillStr3aK]

if I recall correctly I did not, but I'll check today

[roflmuffin]

I guess the other way around would also be good, so old plugin against new CS#.