A while ago we blogged about using TeamCity to do Continuous Integration for PHP. TeamCity developers never seem to sleep: with TeamCity 8 a new feature called meta-runners was introduced. Meta runners allow us to reuse build steps by representing them as a native TeamCity runner. In other words, they allow us to make several build steps easier. Which is exactly what we decided to do: create some meta runners based on our previous blog post and make it really easy to run several PHP-related build steps. The Meta-runner Power Pack for TeamCity 8 contains a set of PHP-related meta runners:

In the latest TeamCity 6.0 EAP we've added new feature to Visual Studio add-in. Now it is tightly integrated with another popular JetBrains product – ReSharper! So if you have both ReSharper 5.0 (or later) and TeamCity add-in installed, you gain the following benefits: From the add-in's Failed Tests tool window you can navigate to source code of a failed test. From the same tool window, you can re-run tests failed in a TeamCity build locally with ReSharper. Note, that by "tests" we mean all kinds of tests supported by TeamCity and ReSharper. This feature is just the beginning, we plan to