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Update for TeamCity 4.x Users

Ekaterina Ivanova
Ekaterina Ivanova

Only a week ago we released TeamCity 5.0, but here we are again with news for those who use TeamCity 4.x and, for some reason or other, do not upgrade to the latest version.

We just released the TeamCity 4.5.6 with a couple of fixes and with a serious improvement: support for IntelliJ IDEA 9 (both Ultimate and Community editions) and RubyMine in the TeamCity’s plug-in for IDEA platform.

Check the complete Release notes and download the build. Please don’t forget to backup your data before upgrading.

By the way, now you can download any previous 4.x release build from here.

Build safe!
JetBrains TeamCity Team

Technorati tags: TeamCity, pre-tested commit, personal build, remote run, JetBrains, continuous integration, build management, agile development, RubyMine, IntelliJ IDEA 9

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