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TeamCity 7.1.4 (build 24331) is ready

Pavel Sher

While we’re working on TeamCity 8.0 we do not forget to fix bugs in TeamCity 7.1 too. So here comes another bugfix release: 7.1.4. It has about 70 fixes and improvements and is recommended for upgrade to everyone.

It is worth to mention that with this release TeamCity should work correctly with tfspreview.com. The long standing issue with Perforce jobs lost during pre-tested commit in Visual Studio add-in has been fixed too (TW-11196). Finally there were a couple of performance improvements and a bunch of other fixes.

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Happy building!

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1 Response to TeamCity 7.1.4 (build 24331) is ready

  1. Jesse Houwing says:

    February 22, 2013

    Interesting you still call it tfspreview, while it has been out of preview for some time and is now called tfs.visualstudio.com or Team Foundation Service.

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