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[...] new features to allow teams to work in better ways by introducing first class support for Feature Branching, which reduces potential breakages of builds and allows for a more fluid development...
View ArticleComment on Continuous Deployment with TeamCity Webinar by Alexey
The webinar shows to last for 13 hours in gotomeeting.com – is it a mistake? What is the end time?
View ArticleComment on Continuous Deployment with TeamCity Webinar by Hadi Hariri
@Alexey, Yes. Sorry. It was a mistake. Was meant to be 5 PM not AM. It’s fixed. Webinar is around 1 hour. Thanks.
View ArticleComment on Continuous Deployment with TeamCity Webinar by @Rob
Will the webinar be recorded and posted for later viewing?
View ArticleComment on Continuous Deployment with TeamCity Webinar by Hadi Hariri
@Rob Yes, we’ll record it.
View ArticleComment on Continuous Deployment with TeamCity Webinar by Kim
Has the recording been published somewhere?
View ArticleComment on Continuous Deployment with TeamCity Webinar by Hadi Hariri
@Kim, Not yet. We’re having some issues with GotoWebinar’s format. Trying to sort it out. Thanks.
View ArticleComment on Continuous Deployment with TeamCity Webinar by Eric
Also anxiously waiting the recording — wish I hadn’t missed the live presentation. Thanks.
View ArticleComment on Continuous Deployment with TeamCity Webinar by Daniel
Also wish I had not missed this, would love to see a recording!
View ArticleComment on Continuous Deployment with TeamCity Webinar by Eugene
The webinar video is available on JetBrains TV at http://tv.jetbrains.net/videocontent/continuous-deployment-with-teamcity-webinar
View ArticleComment on TeamHackCity: What a bunch of TeamCity Developers got up to in 2...
The Deployer Plugin should include Powershell remoting
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Just amazing how flexible you are, guys. Most of the things described here are more or less related to us. But especially we would benefit from “Deployer Plugin” should it transition from Alpha stage...
View ArticleComment on Automatically Building Pull Requests from GitHub by Or
Can you setup something similar with Perforce?
View ArticleComment on Automatically Building Pull Requests from GitHub by pavel.sher
Unfortunately no, as Perforce did not provide such abilities (pull requests, auto merge, easy branching, etc). Or does it now?
View ArticleComment on Deployment Automation with Octopus Deploy and TeamCity, Feb. 12...
Don’t suppose database deployment will have a place in this webinar? It would be lovely with a little example on which way you could go for implemeting full deployment of an application, including db...
View ArticleComment on Automatically Building Pull Requests from GitHub by Harry McIntyre
Is this safe? Sounds like a good way to let a 3rd party execute code on your server…
View ArticleComment on Automatically Building Pull Requests from GitHub by John
Does it differentiate between Opened vs Closed pull requests? I’ve enabled this but it looks like it is building all the pull requests not just the Opened ones!
View ArticleComment on Automatically Building Pull Requests from GitHub by John
Another question, I have setup build chains so that the last step on the chain is to create a nuget package and upload it to nuget, obvioulsy I do not want this to run if all I’m doing is testing a PR....
View ArticleComment on Automatically Building Pull Requests from GitHub by Ricky Clarkson
Isn’t this a security risk at least for public repositories? A build could involve executing arbitrary code, and you wouldn’t want to execute arbitrary code on your build server that people you don’t...
View ArticleComment on Automatically Building Pull Requests from GitHub by Hadi Hariri
@Harry, @Ricky Any code that runs on your agent will potentially put your agent at risk unless it’s run under the current permissions. So essentially yes, this can cause a security risk, but this will...
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