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I am creating a file using:
File.WriteAllText(FILEPATHNAME, "SOME VALUE");
When creating a file, is it possible to specify a version programmatically? So that if someone were to use FileVersionInfo object they would get the version I specified?
No, there is no way to write file version in that way, nor that I’m aware of, honestly.
Possible option is:
Write file version into the file itself within some formatted data.
The most common approach I see, is writing into the beginning of the file or on the first line of the file. So you can fast access that information and decide either process with reading or not.