Installing new plugins has just become a lot simpler! You don’t have to restart the server to enable a newly uploaded plugin anymore. The TeamCity server now integrates with the JetBrains Plugins Repository. The new integration simplifies the installation of plugins for TeamCity. By clicking the “Browse plugins repository” button in your TeamCity server, you will share some information (URL, server id, and version) with the plugin repository. With this information, the plugin repository is able to suggest installing the selected plugin version directly to your TeamCity server. The screen

The Kotlin-based DSL is becoming more popular for defining build configurations in TeamCity. We are continuing to improve the user experience for Kotlin, both in the TeamCity UI and the IDE plugin. Once the versioned settings option is enabled for the project, we recommend making new changes in the Kotlin configuration rather than in the UI. However, it might be tempting to make the changes in the UI instead of figuring out how to define something in Kotlin. For such occasions, we have added a little UI helper to assist with the DSL definitions. TeamCity 2018.2 introduces a new optio

The recording of our December 20 webinar, What's New in TeamCity 2017.2, is now available on the JetBrains YouTube channel. In this webinar, Wes Higbee goes over the new features of TeamCity 2017.2, the latest release of TeamCity. He demonstrates how the Docker-specific build runners and the new Docker support build features work; the built-in .NET CLI support for building the .NET Core projects; the new composite builds for aggregating build results; as well as the default and multiple templates. https://youtu.be/q2F4PL1rFKw (more…)