Comment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by Anton Arhipov
Sure! A build configuration can include multiple steps. While the build is running TeamCity displays it in the status for the build. If some step in the middle of the sequence fails, you will see the...
View ArticleComment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by Anton Arhipov
Yes. You can set the branch specification in the vcs trigger like this: +:pull/*
View ArticleComment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by Chris Blyth
Is it possible to get TeamCity to build the merge of the pull request and not the HEAD?
View ArticleComment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by Anton Zamolotskikh
Hi Chris, GitHub does expose refs/pull//merge branches for pull requests, but there are two problems with it: – currently these branches don’t get updated until somebody actually went to the PR page or...
View ArticleComment on Test Automation with TeamCity by Tim Boehm
Is there any way to set this up to work with unit tests with Python projects?
View ArticleComment on Test Automation with TeamCity by Anton Arhipov
Hello Tim! There’s a Python Unit Test reporting plugin for TeamCity https://github.com/JetBrains/teamcity-messages However, I haven’t tried it myself yet, so I can’t comment if it covers all the...
View ArticleComment on Configuration as Code, Part 1: Getting Started with Kotlin DSL by...
Is it possible to get BuildType if extId (or buildTypeId) is known? My build exists in another project in teamcity and all I have is the extId for it. I want to be able to add dependencies and pass...
View ArticleComment on Configuration as Code, Part 1: Getting Started with Kotlin DSL by...
No, currently it is not possible. You can refer to the configuration in the other project by the id, but you cannot obtain the instance. Could you describe your use case a little more in detail? Maybe...
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So I want to run two builds (A –> B) in a build chain. A is in repo RA and B is in repo RB in teamcity. The build chain exists in repo RA. I need the result of B reported back in RA so that if B is...
View ArticleComment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by Anton
How we can trigger only by pull requests when target branch name is started with “release”? Does Pull Request Filtering – Filtering by target branch support regex? For example: refs/heads/release-*
View ArticleComment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by Anton Arhipov
Hi! Currently, the target branch must be a full name. No regex definitions supported yet.
View ArticleComment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by Mariano
Hi Anton, thanks for this info. Is it possible to close the PR if build fails? Thanks!
View ArticleComment on TeamCity 2019.2 EAP3 is here by Al
Please provide more detail about “pipeline DSL”. Will this be something similar to what Mr. Arhipov demonstrated in the getting started with Kotlin DSL blogs?...
View ArticleComment on TeamCity 2019.2 EAP3 is here by Anton Zamolotskikh
Hi Al, yes indeed it's a development of the same idea, but this time implemented as a bundled TeamCity plugin, so there is no need to refer any extra artifacts from your DSL's pom file. There is a...
View ArticleComment on Test Automation with TeamCity by pallavi
How can one integrate or use a plugin of some sort to incorporate UFT QTP automation tests with Team City? Is that possible?
View ArticleComment on Configuration as Code, Part 6: Testing Configuration Scripts by...
Hi Anton, I find the post very useful overall. Many thanks for it. I am only wondering why there is this mixture of Kotlin based config code and UI based build step example (this .teamcity/pom.xml...
View ArticleComment on Configuration as Code, Part 6: Testing Configuration Scripts by...
Hello Jakub! > am only wondering why there is this mixture of Kotlin based config code and UI based build step example In this blog post, I show how you use to configure the build and how it’s...
View ArticleComment on Configuration as Code, Part 6: Testing Configuration Scripts by...
For the pull requests related question, you should take a look at this blog post: https://blog.jetbrains.com/teamcity/2019/08/building-github-pull-requests-with-teamcity/ Although this blog post...
View ArticleComment on Test Automation with TeamCity by Anton Arhipov
I guess the question is how to display the test results from a 3rd party tool in TeamCity? It’s possible to include any external report in a custom tab as described here:...
View ArticleComment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by Anton Arhipov
Hello Mariano. There’s no such feature for the pull requests integration. In theory, it would be possible to close the PR by executing a curl command towards GitHub’s API via CLI runner in TeamCity....
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