The best way to combine git with. Net in version control

I'm currently working on a project (just me), and I already know how to handle versioning on it. I'm using the classic <major>.<minor>.<build or patch>.

The problem I have is that I want to have tags in some of my commits pointing to the corresponding versions, but I don't want to do it manually.

Now I'm currently doing:

• If I'm going to release the v0.2.13, I change the AssemblyInfo.cs and set that version
• Commit the changes on Git
• Add tag v0.2.13 (manually) on Git
• Build the project
• Create a .zip file (not all time time) and name it like ProjectName v0.2.13

Am I doing it wrong?

I could easily create an script to do the last step automatically, but I'm wondering if there is a good practice about automating the other part?