Fake.AssemblyInfoFile Regex for attributes in VB.NET is case-sensitive

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Description

Functions in the Fake.AssemblyInfo module don't work as expected because they don't find all attributes in an AssemblyInfo.vb file with uppercased <Assembly: ...> attributes. This is unhelpful since Visual Studio uppercases the assembly: part by default. The problem seems to be that the regex (regexAttrNameValueVb) for matching the assembly attributes is used in a case-sensitive way.

Repro steps

1. In Visual Studio, enable Extras -> Options -> Text Editor -> Basic -> Advanced -> "Pretty listing (reformatting) of code"
2. Create an AssemblyInfo.vb file in a VB.NET project and edit the versions in the file for example
3. Use the GetAttributes function on the file to extract all attributes

Expected behavior

GetAttributes should return a sequence containing the attributes in the AssemblyInfo.vb file

Actual behavior

GetAttributes returns an empty sequence

Known workarounds

Disable the aforementioned option in Visual Studio and manually lowercase the <Assembly: ...> to <assembly: ...>.

Related information

• Observed on FAKE version 4.26.0.
• Problem still exists in the source for version 4.28.0

[forgetaboutit]

If someone told me how to fix it, I'd happily provide a pull request. I'm not sure, however, what would be the best solution to fix the issue. Do you think that matching the regexes case-insensitively in general would be acceptable?