That's what we have now, the version tag in appveyor.yml uses the format 2.4.8.{build} where AppVeyor appends it's own internal build number, eg the current build is 2.4.8.170. However, on tag builds we override the version to whatever the tag is, eg 2.4.8.
To ensure unofficial nuget packages that go to MyGet represent the current version, we would need to update the appveyor.yml after each release. For example, the next likely release after 2.4.8 is 2.5.0 so would set the appveyor version to 2.5.0.{build}.
That's what we have now, the version tag in appveyor.yml uses the format 2.4.8.{build} where AppVeyor appends it's own internal build number, eg the current build is 2.4.8.170. However, on tag builds we override the version to whatever the tag is, eg 2.4.8.
To ensure unofficial nuget packages that go to MyGet represent the current version, we would need to update the appveyor.yml after each release. For example, the next likely release after 2.4.8 is 2.5.0 so would set the appveyor version to 2.5.0.{build}.