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TeamCity 2019.2.1 is here

Maria Kudryavtseva
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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TeamCity 2022.10.2 Is Here

The new bug-fix update, TeamCity 2022.10.2, is live and ready for download. This version addresses about 50 issues and contains several security and performance fixes, minor additions, and tweaks.With this version, you’ll take advantage of improved TeamCity HTTPS settings, AWS support, and Perforce integration. See our release notes for the full list of fixes.Being a minor update, TeamCity 2022.10.2 shares the data format with all the 2022.10.x releases, allowing for an easy upgrade/downgrade within these versions without the need for a backup/restore procedure.We recommend upgrading to app

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TeamCity 2022.10.1 is available

Today we’ve released an update for the latest TeamCity version.  TeamCity 2022.10.1 focuses on fixing performance issues and improving the features released in 2022.10, with an emphasis on Amazon EC2 connection and HTTPS configuration on the server. Here are a couple of other notable changes included in this bugfix update:  TeamCity now supports custom SSL certificates for native Git. The recently released NUnit console 3.16 is now supported by TeamCity. The full list of fixes is available in our release notes. We strongly recommend upgrading, as this release also contai

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TeamCity 2022.10: Sakura UI, Improved Integration With Amazon AWS, Out-of-the-Box HTTPS Support, Google OAuth Authentication, and More.

TeamCity 2022.10 comes with the Sakura UI enabled by default, introduces many cloud-related features including the AWS credentials management system and out-of-the-box terminal access to AWS EC2-based build agents, and adds important improvements to VCS integrations. Server administrators will love the new streamlined way to implement HTTPS for on-premises TeamCity installations. Also, a new authentication module for using Google accounts and a number of long-requested features have been implemented.

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TeamCity 2022.04.4 is here

A fresh bugfix update for TeamCity 2022.04 is available for download. These are the most notable changes in TeamCity 2022.04.4:  Referencing parameters as variables is now supported for Approval rules in the Build Approval feature. See the TW-75759 issue.Non-optimal reporting of build statuses in the Commit Status Publisher feature has been fixed. See the TW-77184 issue. The full list of fixes is available in our release notes. We strongly recommend upgrading, as this release also brings security and performance fixes. As any minor update, 2022.04.4 shares the same data format

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