Comment on TeamCity 9.1 release: truly historical and very personal builds by...
Thanks, Grigory. We've added information to <a href="https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/TCD9/Build+Log#BuildLog-ANSIstyleColoringinBuildLog" rel="nofollow">our documentation</a>.
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It should work, we also use Ansible inside JetBrains. Please open a thread in <a href="https://devnet.jetbrains.com/community/teamcity/" rel="nofollow">our forum</a>, and provide details:...
View ArticleComment on TeamCity 9.1.1 to the rescue! by Petro Sasnyk
The main reason why we have chosen TeamCity this is Resharper code analysis. Since probably 8.4 code analysis is broken, but if in 8.4 it is incorrectly work with AsyncTargetingPack on .net 4.0, but...
View ArticleComment on TeamCity 9.1.1 to the rescue! by Pavel Sher
This is where we depend on ReSharper team completely. Unfortunately it looks like they still can’t find the cause of the issue. We’ll try to raise priority of this issue.
View ArticleComment on Make profiling a part of continuous integration (.NET) by Mark
Do you have anything similar for Java development?
View ArticleComment on Make profiling a part of continuous integration (.NET) by Alexey...
Hi, Mark The current answer is no.
View ArticleComment on Make profiling a part of continuous integration (.NET) by Robert...
Being able to combine this with pass/fail is awesome! Really nicely done!
View ArticleComment on TeamCity Hub plugin by Please Welcome TeamCity Hub Plugin | Hub –...
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View ArticleComment on TeamCity Hub plugin by Mark Freedman
The plugin install instructions indicate: “Note that the Guest user in Hub needs to be allowed (unbanned) for the TeamCity service registration in Hub.” Is this just when wiring it in to Hub initially,...
View ArticleComment on TeamCity Hub plugin by Pavel Sher
Guest account is required when Hub plugin creates TeamCity service in Hub. After that it can be banned again. As to list of applications, I guess you should see TeamCity there once TeamCity service is...
View ArticleComment on Automating Deployments with TeamCity and Octopus Deploy by D.R.
We have considered using Octopus Deploy, however, decided against it due to too many stuff we still need to do in PowerShell (SQL server database management, NTFS privileges, Windows event source...
View ArticleComment on Automating Deployments with TeamCity and Octopus Deploy by Erik A....
I have used Octopus Deploy before, and was very happy with it, however, now I’m only using TeamCity. The nice thing about using one tool, is that you get dependency chains and version numbers all the...
View ArticleComment on Automating Deployments with TeamCity and Octopus Deploy by Paul...
@D.R. Indeed, some tasks do just come down to writing PowerShell, and ultimately there’s a lot of flexibility there. If PowerShell isn’t your cup of tea, you can write scripts using C# with ScriptCS...
View ArticleComment on Automating Deployments with TeamCity and Octopus Deploy by Paul...
@Erik: You can definitely mix Octopus steps within a TeamCity build chain: 1. TeamCity builds and runs unit tests, tells Octopus to create a release and deploy to a Test environment. TeamCity waits for...
View ArticleComment on Automating Deployments with TeamCity and Octopus Deploy by axiomme
Undeployment means completely different things to different people, which is what makes it complicated. The best approach is to go with the approach of just deploying; in other words, an undeployment...
View ArticleComment on Automating Deployments with TeamCity and Octopus Deploy by trailmax
Octopus is really good with orchestrating PowerShell. We have a lot of PS scripts in deployment and these are all executed by Octopus Deploy. No need for roadmap – it is already doing PS.
View ArticleComment on TeamCity TFS support embraces Linux and Mac OS by Lukasz
Hi, This sounds great! Do you have any plans to support branching in TFVC as well (CI builds, feature branches etc.)? This would solve many issues in my scenario. This would it make possible to...
View ArticleComment on TeamCity TFS support embraces Linux and Mac OS by Dmitry Tretyakov
Hi, Lukasz, glad that you like it. You can vote for <a href="https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/TW-23317" rel="nofollow">branching support in TFS</a>.
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Comment on TeamCity TFS support embraces Linux and Mac OS by Lukasz
Hi Dmitry, I already did some time ago Is there any chance that it would get into the upcoming release?
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