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TeamCity 9.0.4 bugfix is released

Julia Alexandrova
Julia Alexandrova

We’ve just released TeamCity 9.0.4: an update addressing 55 issues and improvements related to different functionality.

This release comes bundled with ReSharper Command Line Tools 9.1, which should fix the regression with .Net code analysis which surfaced after upgrade to TeamCity 9.0.3. Among other enhancements is support for Maven 3.3.1 and Gradle 2.4.

This is mostly a bugfix release, and upgrade is recommended: see our release notes for the full list of fixes and do not think too long before upgrading!

Download TeamCity 9.0.4 and check the upgrade instructions. As usual, this TeamCity version uses the same data format as any of the 9.0. releases; so should you need to downgrade, it’s a piece of cake!

We’ve been focusing on the TeamCity 9.1 lately and will be rolling out the EAP soon, so stay tuned!

Happy upgrading and building!

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