Features

We’ve introduced a new feature called the AWS Connection, which makes it possible to work with AWS credentials more flexibly and safely.

Starting from version 2022.04, TeamCity switched to native Git on the server side for Git VCS connections. The switch should positively impact both performance and overall experience of working with Git repositories on the TeamCity server side.In this blog post, we’ll talk about the reasons for the switch and our own experience with this feature. Background In the case of the agent-side checkout, TeamCity agents have always been using a native Git executable to checkout sources. This functionality spawns a separate process for native Git commands like ls-remote, fetch, checkout, and othe

TeamCity 2022.04 introduces the new Parallel Tests feature that delivers an extraordinary speed boost when testing your projects. New powerful code analysis features will cut the time you spend on code reviews and increase the maintainability of your projects. Users who run their builds in the cloud will love the improved integration with Amazon S3 and Amazon CloudFront, as well as the new option of managing Cloud Profiles programmatically. There are a number of improvements to VCS integrations, new configuration options, and many great updates to the user interface. Unparalleled Sp

Have you ever been looking for easy-to-consume educational materials on TeamCity? The brand new TeamCity video tutorial series is out! The tutorials provide simple, concise, and very hands-on explanations of the key TeamCity concepts. These tutorials are meant both for those just starting out with TeamCity as well as those looking to take their skills a step further. Regardless of how much experience you have, we hope these videos will help you and your team learn something new and achieve a more efficient CI/CD process with TeamCity. Watch the full playlist for the explanations of the key

Some time ago we held a live online event dedicated to the 15th anniversary of TeamCity. The event featured several talks from the members of our team, who took a deep dive into the capabilities of CI/CD with TeamCity, talked about some of the hidden features and showcased some of the new ones. There was even a talk on using TeamCity for building Unity games! All individual talks are now available on demand, along with the recording of the whole event. Watch them at your own leisure, and feel free to share them with your friends and colleagues. What’s New in TeamCity 2021.1 & 2021.2 by A

TeamCity 2021.2 features 2FA, improved integrations with Perforce, JetBrains Space, and Azure DevOps, and a new cross-platform C# Script runner.

TeamCity 2021.1 brings brand-new build runners for Kotlin and Node.js, improves integration with Perforce, and enables a whole range of new workflows by allowing build triggers which define parameters to be used inside build scripts. Users with demanding availability requirements will love the new option to transfer main server responsibilities to secondary nodes in the runtime with minimum downtime. There are also multiple updates to the Sakura UI that will make your work with TeamCity easier, faster, and more enjoyable. (more…)

TeamCity 2020.2 now supports short-lived access tokens, which can expire automatically after a specified time period. They are perfect for shareable command-line scripts or demos, when you don’t want to remember to go back to the UI to delete your token. Watch the feature in action: For more details on how TeamCity’s access tokens work, have a look at our documentation.