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TeamCity 1.2 Release Candidate is Now Available

JetBrains
JetBrains

The nearest minor TeamCity 1.2 release is aimed at improving the productivity and support of the continuous integration process of .NET platform developers but also contains a number of critical bugfixes and usability enhancements.

The final release is scheduled for the 15th of January, 2007. In the mean time, we invite you to download the first Release Candidate of TeamCity 1.2 .

New feature highlights are:


To successfully run TeamCity 1.2, you can either use the existing 1.0 or 1.1 license key, or request a 60-day trial key by filling a short evaluation form.

Technorati tags: continuous integration, IntelliJ, IDE, Java, .NET, code coverage, code inspection, TeamCity
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