How to specify build number 5.0.1?

[cornerbowlsoftware]

I am trying to test some modifications I have made. When I build the output creates Nuget packages with the following label:

0.0.0-build.build.1023

Does anyone know how to specify the build number for example, 5.0.1, so I can replace the current packages?

[cornerbowlsoftware]

@robmen Do you know how I can build and consume my changes to Burn in a production build?

[cornerbowlsoftware]

OK I'm not sure what changed but after running a debug build, I see the build process creates the nuget packages with the following version:

6.0.0-build.46

After changing my project file to reference:

<PackageReference Include="WixToolset.UI.wixext" Version="6.0.0-build.46" />

I see the following error when attempting to compile with VS2022:

Error (active) WIX0200 The Package element contains an unhandled extension element 'WixUI'. Please ensure that the extension for elements in the 'http://wixtoolset.org/schemas/v4/wxs/ui' namespace has been provided.

[cornerbowlsoftware]

I'm one step farther but still unable to build. I built in the following path: c:\Test\wix so my Nuget feed is c:\Test\wix\build\artifacts. I have now successfully added the package source directory via the NuGet Package Sources view and updated one of my projects to use my 6.0.0-build.46 build. Following the instructions here: [(https://wixtoolset.org/docs/intro/)] I added

<Project Sdk="WixToolset.Sdk/6.0.0-build.46">

Then Visual Studio fails to load the project stating:

The project file cannot be opened by the project system, because it is missing some critical imports or the referenced SDK cannot be found.

[cornerbowlsoftware]

I was finally able to get the build to work. Unfortunately with the change to 6.0.0-build.46 and the NuGets updated to utilize the locally built packages, Visual Studio is unable to load the projects, however when built using MSBuild from the command-line the build works as expected.