PRB: Version Number Not Incrementing Using Command Line /Make

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Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. Create a new Standard EXE project. Form1 is added by default.
2. On the File menu, click Make Project1.exe.
3. In the Make Project dialog box, click the Options button.
4. In the Project Properties dialog box, change the Major Version Number to 2, the Minor Version Number to 2, the Revision Version Number to 2, and select Auto Increment.
5. Click OK to return to the Make Project dialog box; then click OK to create the executable.
6. Save the project and exit Visual Basic.
7. Using the Microsoft Windows Explorer, locate the Project1.exe file, right-click to select the file, click Properties on the menu, and then click the Version tab in the Properties dialog box to view its current version number. Note that this number is 2.02.0002, and exit.
8. On the Windows Start menu, click Run, and type in the following command, replacing the values within "<...>" with the actual paths on your system:

         <PATH TO VB5>\VB5.EXE /make <PATH TO Project1.VBP>\Project1.VBP
   						

9. Locate the Project1.exe file using the Microsoft Windows Explorer, right-click to select the file, click Properties on the menu, and then click the Version tab in the Properties dialog box. Note that the version number is 2.02.0003, as expected.
10. On the Windows Start menu, click Run again and select the following command, which has the values within "<...>" replaced with the actual paths on your system:

          <PATH TO VB5>\VB5.EXE /make <PATH TO Project1.VBP>\Project1.VBP
    						

11. Locate the Project1.exe file using the Microsoft Windows Explorer, right-click to select the file, click Properties on the menu, and then click the Version tab in the Properties dialog box. Note that the version number is 2.02.0003 and has not changed. Compiling from the command line will no longer cause the Revision version number to be auto-incremented.