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TeamCity 2019.2.1 is here

Maria Kudryavtseva

The first bugfix update for our recently released version is ready for download.

Version 2019.2.1 resolves over 120 issues and improves TeamCity security and performance. Besides, this release extends Kotlin DSL implementation by supporting authentication and mirroring in Maven settings which allows accessing custom libraries in private Maven repositories. The full list of addressed problems is available in our release notes.

We strongly recommend upgrading as this TeamCity version resolves several security problems.

Like any bugfix update, 2019.2.1 has the same data format as all 2019.2.x versions, which allows you to easily upgrade/downgrade within these builds.

To upgrade, use one of the following options:

Your feedback is welcome in our forum or tracker.

Happy building!

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3 Responses to TeamCity 2019.2.1 is here

  1. Adam Croser says:

    January 23, 2020

    I performed an automatic update to this, and now my TeamCity won’t start.
    The upgrade log shows success, but on first restarts I received messages about file access permissions.
    I resolved the permissions and now I just get a 404 page. 🙁

    • Maria Kudryavtseva says:

      January 24, 2020

      Hi!
      It’s surely not a regular behavior. Could you please report this issue via our tracker?
      https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues/TW
      It would be great if you could also attach the log so we can help you resolve this issue as quickly as possible.

  2. Martin Emanuelsson says:

    February 3, 2020

    Also just tried upgrading to this version and now TC won’t start. Therefore tried rolling back to previous version (.old-folder) but that failed also 🙁

    Will create an issue and hope you can help us out with this issue.

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