Following a good tradition, this year we are going to attend JavaOne Conference. This year it is held on June 2-5 at the Moscone Center, San Francisco, CA. We will be glad to welcome you to the JetBrains booth. Do not miss your chance to meet those who develop TeamCity and other JetBrains products. We promise live demos, answering all your questions, and much more. Hurry up. Only 8 days left. :) The JetBrains Team Technorati tags: JavaOne, TeamCity, pre-tested commit, personal build, remote run, JetBrains, IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, continuous integration, build management, agile develop

Our in-house issue tracker code-named Charisma that we have blogged about before is from now on publicly available! The very first Charisma Early Access Program has started — you can now download the tracker and try it out on your own server (see installation instructions for details). Of course, the version that you use to report TeamCity issues has also been updated, and seems to be cleaner than before. By the way, have you read useful tips and watched Charisma demos on its Welcome page (under the 'Hints' tab)? While the EAP is a big step forward, we still have a long way to go towards be

This fresh TeamCity 4.5.1 update incorporates a number of fixes. Download this build and make a backup of your data before upgrade. Wishing you develop with pleasure and eagerly wait for your feedback! The JetBrains TeamCity team Technorati tags: TeamCity, pre-tested commit, personal build, remote run, JetBrains, IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, continuous integration, build management, agile development, Git, FishEye, MS Visual Studio 2005, MS Visual Studio 2008

This TeamCity release brings a range of improvements intended to make development teams more productive and efficient. Here are some of the release highlights: LDAP integration with automatic user profiles synchronization User groups management engine allowing to fine-tune team members' roles and access rights, set up groups hierarchy and notification rules CVS and Perforce plugin version 2008.2 support in Eclipse plugin Perforce support in Microsoft Visual Studio plugin Build Agent compatibility with Mono testing framework as a .NET platform for continuous builds Test results grouping

After making an assessment of our last months’ work, we decided this release is worth to be named TeamCity 4.5, and here comes its first release candidate: redesigned Tests tab for build results: you can now group tests by suite, package or class, filter, and narrow the scope. LDAP integration improvements. external change browser (FishEye) support improvements. And great news everyone! We launch EAP for a long-waited Git support plugin available as a separate download. Read about the changes in the release notes and download the release candidate build. As usual we urge you t

This EAP build, about the last one before the release of TeamCity 4.1, brings you: Almost completely implemented User Groups feature. Please feel free to comment and send your feedback. Configurable user roles: add new roles and change the permissions set right from the web UI. Improved LDAP integration. and a bunch of other improvements. Try a new version of TeamCity and let us know your opinion at our community and issue tracker. As always we recommend to backup your data before the upgrade. Wishing you always develop with pleasure and promise to release TeamCity 4.1 in several we

The latest TeamCity 4.1 EAP build brings you support of continuous integration builds on Windows and Unix-based platforms under Mono framework. TeamCity automatically detects presence of Mono frameworks installed and sets system properties which you can use when specifying the build settings and build agent requirements. To instruct your build configuration use Mono framework, navigate to the Build Runner step when setting up or editing your build configuration and select: mono as a Target framework for NAnt, Mono xbuild as an MSBuild version for MSBuild, Try Mono support by yourse

Here comes the progress summary of our last several weeks effort: With Microsoft Visual Studio plugin you can now perform pre-tested commit of your changes under Perforce Introduction of XML reporter allowing to process various XML reports and feed data to TeamCity Display of test details (particular test history in all build configurations) and problematic tests on the Project level Grouping of the tests list by package and test case Introduction of All Users group Try a new build making a backup of your data before upgrade and read the detailed description of new features and improve

TeamCity has always provided a number of places and ways for monitoring changes which the team made: pop-up on the Projects page showing pending changes or those being built at the moment Recent history on the build configuration Overview page different types of notifications Change Log of the build configuration containing the records of all entries of changes which were committed. In TeamCity 4.0 we made a number of improvements in the Change Log tab design helping to focus on what is the most important and letting you to: specify the range of changes you want to view by providing

Good news everyone! We open an Early Access Program of TeamCity 4.1. The latest build incorporates a number of issues being fixed recently and brings you a number of long waited features: User groups support which you can treat the same way as user accounts, i.e. assign roles just like to common users Mono support for building your .NET projects Assigning responsibility for a failed build Project-wide Change Log Possibility to download all build artifacts in one zip file Multiple user interface improvements And much more Dig into the details in the release notes and downloa

TeamCity 4.0.2 comes with several fixes and improvements, and we would like you to upgrade to this version when you: use snapshot dependencies and discover the build queue becomes long because of the builds of the same build configuration which were triggered automatically, have builds with large number of failing tests, use SVN, CVS, or TFS (for which we have added agent-side checkout) as your version control system, have extra large build numbers, use MSTest reporting, experience any of the following issues. Download this new version of TeamCity and keep your both eyes on our blog

With this post we open a series of publications devoted to the description of use cases and peculiarities of dependent builds in TeamCity 4.0. So first of all, let's dig into the issue of why you may need using dependencies in your software building system. Today's IT companies tend to develop more and more complex software solutions while trying to constantly keep the quality of the product on a high level and move on faster. In a situation like this inter-project dependencies management can become an important factor for delivering successful products within a tough time frame. S