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The problem with that approach is that you might do it wrong and not notice it for a long time (i.e. one of the version numbers is older than the current one). What I would do is to take a look at What is the best way to version multiple project files and try to version them manually using git. It might be a little cumbersome, but once you have a versioning that works, it is a lot easier to use. I would then do this: Manually merge the versioning files to a single project versioning file (i.e. project1.version.json, project2.version.json). If you have a lot of projects, you can automate this using git. You can see the merge of the versioning files that I linked to above. But you don't have to, it is a simple automated operation. Then you can compare all of your projects with a git diff, and you should find out which ones have changed. (In git you need to specify the.version file instead of the.proj file). Finally, you can use git to move them to the versioning folder. 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