Comment on TeamCity on Azure Marketplace by John Gibbons
2 questions: 1. TeamCity webserver created by template is only accessible via HTTP. Isn’t that incredibly insecure? For example, when logging in via web UI, submitting username and password? Also when...
View ArticleComment on TeamCity on Azure Marketplace by Dmitry Tretyakov
John, thanks for your questions. > Isn’t that incredibly insecure? To make the TeamCity server created by template production ready you should configure HTTPS endpoint for this vm. At the moment...
View ArticleComment on TeamCity on Azure Marketplace by john
Hmm I tried also East US and got same error: Microsoft.ContainerInstance is not available in eastus region. Note: I’m looking to create a Windows Agent, and I was using jetbrains/teamcity-agent as the...
View ArticleComment on TeamCity on Azure Marketplace by Dmitry Tretyakov
@john, I tried to reproduce it in the East US region without success. Could you please ensure that the "Container Instances" service <a...
View ArticleComment on TeamCity on Azure Marketplace by john
Registering Container Instances did the trick. I still can’t build on teh windows agent though because no .net framework 4.5.2. It would be really cool to have a container instance capable of building...
View ArticleComment on TeamCity 2018.1.4 is released by Gordon
Hi, The Automatic Update does not seem to pickup the new release. Just says we are on latest version (2018.1.3). W are located in Denmark.
View ArticleComment on TeamCity 2018.1.4 is released by Nadezhda Burnasheva
Hi, The automatic update should work now. Could you please try to check for an update once more?
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Comment on Webinar recording and Q&A: What’s New in TeamCity 2018.1 by Carol Lim
Please advise how to specify the checkout rules for VCS root in Kotlin.
View ArticleComment on Webinar recording and Q&A: What’s New in TeamCity 2018.1 by Carol Lim
I’ve figured this out. Thanks anyway.
View ArticleComment on Webinar recording and Q&A: What’s New in TeamCity 2018.1 by Carol
Is there a way to trigger the build automatically once a new build configuration created through Kotlin?
View ArticleComment on Webinar recording and Q&A: What’s New in TeamCity 2018.1 by Anton...
If the DSL settings are located in the same repository where the sources are, the VCS trigger will cause the build to start automatically when you commit the changes to the settings.
View ArticleComment on GitHub Pull Requests plugin for TeamCity by Alex Zabrodskiy
No docs is ok for JB i see
View ArticleComment on GitHub Pull Requests plugin for TeamCity by Anton Arhipov
There is https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/TCD18/GitHub+Pull+Requests – not much, indeed. But do you think anything is missing?
View ArticleComment on GitHub Pull Requests plugin for TeamCity by Nahuel
What the VCS trigger should looks like? B/c after adding this build feature, it’s not triggering the build even if the VCS trigger admits all possible branches.
View ArticleComment on GitHub Pull Requests plugin for TeamCity by Anton Zamolotskikh
Hi Nahuel, Would you mind to provide more details, i.e.: – have you tried to use Test Connection button in the build feature, does it report success? – do you observe any errors on the build...
View ArticleComment on TeamCity 2018.2.1 is out by Carsten
Docker image teamcity-server:latest still points to 2018.2 and teamcity-server:2018.2.1 cannot be found.
View ArticleComment on TeamCity 2018.2.1 is out by Nadezhda Burnasheva
Hi Carsten, Thank you. We apologies for the inconvenience. The blog post was published while the docker images upload was still in progress; it takes longer than the distributives upload. Now...
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