Comment on Configuration as Code, Part 5: Using DSL extensions as a library...
Hello! Yes, the testing post is in plans as well as a few more. I forgot to add it in the list for the last post, thanks for noticing!
View ArticleComment on TeamCity Kanpur 2019.1 EAP3 is here by sdc
The new documentation site needs work. It looks like the font styles are broken on several places text is showing up as __Words to make bold__. (Example is basic TC concepts section:...
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Hello! For the build configuration, there’s the View DSL toggle that would display the preview of the configuration in Kotlin format. For instance, you can add a new build step, and hit the preview...
View ArticleComment on TeamCity Kanpur 2019.1 EAP3 is here by Julia Alexandrova
Hi Sdc, thanks for so much for taking time to report all the issues you noticed. We’re working on fixing them. As to exporting, Print to PDF is a way to go. If you have a comment, you can send us your...
View ArticleComment on Configuration as Code, Part 2: Working with Kotlin Scripts by Bo...
One way of telling dev and prod apart is to create an Environment variable on the TeamCity server, which can then be turned into a parameter using the Groovy plugin and a little bit of scripting....
View ArticleComment on Configuration as Code, Part 2: Working with Kotlin Scripts by Bo...
Have recently run into an issue about using id in portable DSL. In order to control the id used for the REST API, instead of using id(“identifier”), we are using id = AbsoluteId(“identifier”) which...
View ArticleComment on Configuration as Code, Part 2: Working with Kotlin Scripts by...
Our thoughts are somewhat similar. It would be great if it was possible to generate different settings based on parent project parameters. There is a request for this feature:...
View ArticleComment on TeamCity Kanpur 2019.1 EAP3 is here by sdc
I think on the confluence site I was able to subscribe to pages. When the page was changed I would get notified. The notification wouldn’t show me what changed but I was able to use the history to see...
View ArticleComment on TeamCity 2019.1: New UI, GitLab Integration, Support for Go,...
any documentation from upgrading 2017.3 to 2019.1 ? Thanks
View ArticleComment on TeamCity 2019.1: New UI, GitLab Integration, Support for Go,...
Hi Steve, TeamCity supports upgrade from any previous version, so nothing special is required for 2019.1. Please see the docs about upgrading TeamCity here:...
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I can’ switch back to old overview. Haw can I reset this setting?
View ArticleComment on TeamCity 2019.1: New UI, GitLab Integration, Support for Go,...
Hello, It is possible that you experience this problem: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/TW-60459 To disable new UI you need to turn off “Use experimental UI” option in your profile. BTW, if you...
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Guys, it is a great change, but it is not straightforward what are those charts on the build overview. Some hover info would help.
View ArticleComment on TeamCity 2019.1: New UI, GitLab Integration, Support for Go,...
Hello Maxim, thank you for the report. We are considering some approaches to solve this problem. At first look, the next task (https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/TW-60991) should help in this case....
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New UI is far less intuitive than the old one. I have to click much more during my day. similar sad “improvement” happened e.g. to AWS CodeDeploy.
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Hi Mirek, I am sorry you have to click more. Would you please share what is inconvenient for you now? I believe we can keep the ‘modernization’ trend and make you feel better Thanks, Kate
View ArticleComment on Building Go programs in TeamCity by Eric Hubbard
How do you deal with tests printing output that gets intermixed with the json produced by -json? For example if a test prints out something without ending in a \n and now you have a single line of...
View ArticleComment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by Dariel
Above, where it mentions a branch filter of +:* can it be scoped to +:refs/pulls/* to only trigger on pull requests?
View ArticleComment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by Carl-Erik Kopseng
Is it possible to report multiple steps? CircleCI and similar services can expose which step of the process they are currently at (of several) and indicate where it failed. I am assuming I could set up...
View ArticleComment on Building Go programs in TeamCity by Anton Arhipov
Hi! The current implementation doesn’t use regexp to search for JSON in the output. The code checks for the ‘{‘ ‘}’ characters at the start and at the end of the line. So if the line matches then the...
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