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Merry Christmas with TeamCity 5.0.1!

Posted on by Ekaterina Ivanova

Ho-ho-ho! Christmas presents are here! Look in your Christmas stockings for a fresh TeamCity 5.0.1 build with lots of fixes and enhancements.

See the complete Release notes for details and unwrap the present — download TeamCity 5.0.1.
As always we’ll be glad to get your feedback!

Just to be on the safe side, you might want to back up your data before upgrading.

Merry Christmas and Happy Building to all!
JetBrains TeamCity Team

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2 Responses to Merry Christmas with TeamCity 5.0.1!

  1. Craig says:

    February 3, 2010

    From one of our architects: “Hey can we put our face in that orb in the system tray when we take responsibility for a failure?”

    * hint hint

  2. Pavel Sher says:

    February 5, 2010

    What a nice idea 🙂 I guess this could be done with help of plugin.

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