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When I add a reference to my project, I usually want to use Specific Version = FALSE. This is because our automated build will set the version number. I see the default behavior is to be TRUE.
Is there a way to change this? Counting on manually changing that value is error prone (and I end up breaking the build).
There’s not a way to change the default. If you’re using TFS you could probably apply a check-in rule, but I am unsure if a check-in rule can be applied to a .csproj or .sln file.