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Is there a way for me to determine what ant-salesforce.jar file I'm using? My client uses TeamCity which internally uses the JAR file provided by Salesforce. We're trying to determine what Salesforce version it's at.

We were specifically trying to determine if it's later than 35.0 or not, for using the testLevel param. But TeamCity seems to ignore any params it doesn't understand - basically testLevel='RunLocalTests' did not run any test classes; but we're still trying to find the exact version.

Any thoughts?

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I have found some custom way, how you can detect your API version of ant-salesforce.jar. jar is an archive file, so it is possible to restore this file into components. Use WinRar or another archiver-program to do it.

After restoring you will see the following structure of folders:

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open next file META-INF\maven\com.force.api\force-wsc\pow.properties with any text editor. and here you will see version

#Generated by Maven
#Wed Dec 14 12:53:11 PST 2016
version=39.0.0
groupId=com.force.api
artifactId=force-wsc

For example, I have 39.0 API version of ant-salesfore. This is Spring '17

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    I just did that myself. Cheers! I was looking at the pom.xml which had similar information
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    Commented Jun 9, 2017 at 16:31

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