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Here Comes EAP 2 for TeamCity 2017.1

Julia Alexandrova
Julia Alexandrova

Greetings, everyone!

We are happy to present TeamCity 2017.1 EAP 2!

This early preview build comes with several new features, the most important ones being:

– Agent cloud profile configuration has been moved to the project level
– Ability to exclude changes from default branch or hide default branch
– Web UI improvements: new breadcrumbs, new controls for build configurations selectors, build chains improvements
– Cross-Platform PowerShell is now supported

See Release Notes for details.

Download TeamCity 2017.1 EAP2 build, install it on a trial server as it changes the TeamCity data format, and share your feedback on our forum or tracker.

Happy building!
The TeamCity Team

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