Comment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by Lior Tal
I configured this like this post instructd, but i did not get any build triggered. Are there any logs or anything useful to diagnose this ?
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Thanks for the quick response and the links. I have successfully configured a pull request gate build project as code in TeamCity, but that was not the issue. The issue that i am trying to solve now is...
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Hi Anton, Many thanks for the quick response. I think i know how to configure the gate build as code (as i have it running already), the thing is that i do not know how to make sure that build...
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I apologise for posting the same question twice, got a web proxy error initially and thought that my first post was lost, so then submitted the other one only to realise the first post was not actually...
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Yeah, it is a chicken and egg problem, you just have to choose who’d should be the first In fact, what’s under .teamcity is a Maven project. So if we think of it as if it is not a configuration, but an...
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Please share the example! Maybe I could come up with a solution that is generic enough and post it as a followup article to this blog post series – everyone would benefit!
View ArticleComment on Test Automation with TeamCity by Michal Tsadok
Is there a way to invoke additional automation tests after a successful build?
View ArticleComment on Test Automation with TeamCity by Anton Arhipov
You can create one more build configuration that would depend on the first configuration via snapshot dependency and execute if the first build was successful.
View ArticleComment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by Lior Tal
In the post it is said that : “Hence, it is better to avoid adding +:* or +:refs/pull/*” Can you tell why exactly ? Also, why does the commit status publisher feature require a push permission in the...
View ArticleComment on Building Go programs in TeamCity by Tobias Grieger
Hi folks, I noticed that after setting this up, tests which don’t start with Test don’t get parsed any more. This includes notably benchmarks as well as a custom test runner we have (whose tests have a...
View ArticleComment on Test Automation with TeamCity by Sunil
Hi Anton Arhipov, How to trigger UFT automation scripts from TeamCity? Is there a plugin available for the same.
View ArticleComment on Test Automation with TeamCity by Anton Arhipov
Hello Sunil. What kind of tool you are asking about specifically? If the tool provides some sort of a script or an executable, then it is always possible to run it via Command Line build step in...
View ArticleComment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by Anton Arhipov
Hello! There’s a few things to look at: 1) Can you run “Test connection” in the Pull Requests build feature configuration? Does it work fine? 2) Does TeamCity detect the changes for the branches that...
View ArticleComment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by Anton Arhipov
As the sentence prior to the statement says: “It is possible to configure the VCS root to match the incoming pull request branches and TeamCity will start the builds automatically.” So if you use +:* ,...
View ArticleComment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by Dennis Doomen
Do you have any sources for this information? We’ve been relying on the pull/*/merge thing for years, but have observed some weird behavior occasionally.
View ArticleComment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by Anton Zamolotskikh
Hi Dennis, we know when the branches get updated based on our experience with GitHub, but this is not described anywhere in my knowledge. As for this feature being not officially supported, we...
View ArticleComment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by David Vargas
Is it possible to get the logical branch name? i.e. have my build just be tagged 51 for pull/51 ?
View ArticleComment on Building GitHub pull requests with TeamCity by Francois Bester
This is a major bummer. Seems like an oversight for such a simple feature.
View ArticleComment on Test Automation with TeamCity by Wilf
I have some paramertized JUnit5 tests that take a list of requests and I want to report the total number of requests rather than the number of test executions e.g. test is run 2 times with a list of 10...
View ArticleComment on Test Automation with TeamCity by Anton Arhipov
You could use TeamCity’s service messages to report the figures from the tests. However, it looks like you need some sort of accumulator to report the totals instead of the individual numbers. There’s...
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