The new TeamCity update is ready. In version 2020.1.4, we focused on fixing bugs and improving TeamCity performance and usability. See the full list of 40+ resolved issues in our release notes. As any bugfix update, 2020.1.4 shares the data format with other 2020.1.x releases, so you can upgrade/downgrade TeamCity within these versions without performing a backup/restore procedure. Remember to read the upgrade notes and use one of the following options to upgrade: upgrade from your recent version with our automatic update download the new version from the website pull the TeamCity Docker imag

TeamCity 2020.1.3 bugfix update is out today. This update: prevents clean-up of artifacts of a pinned composite build and its dependency builds; makes it easier to reset parameters of the Custom Run dialog; improves the agent's Build History tab in the experimental UI; and more. We highly recommend upgrading as this release addresses more than 60 issues and significantly improves TeamCity performance. The full list of fixes is available in our release notes. As any bugfix update, 2020.1.3 shares the same data format with all the 2020.1.x releases, so you can easily upgrade/downgrade TeamCity

Today we launch the public beta of TeamCity Cloud, a product that we’ve been busy working on in recent months. TeamCity Cloud is a managed CI/CD service designed for teams that don’t want to deal with running and scaling their own build servers, but at the same time have demanding requirements for availability and security of their DevOps pipelines. This release was made possible not only by the hard work of several teams inside JetBrains, but also by private beta users who helped us eradicate bugs and provided invaluable feedback. We are tremendously grateful for their participation and su

TeamCity 2020.1.2 bugfix update is already here. This release addresses over 50 issues and enhancements, including: The expandable list of projects is back in the classic UI. The agent push feature now allows installing the recently introduced full agent on a remote host. Experimental UI: improved Agents page and other usability fixes. We strongly recommend upgrading as this version resolves several security and performance problems. The full list of fixes is available in our release notes. As any bugfix update, 2020.1.2 shares the same data format with all the 2020.1.x

The first bugfix update for TeamCity 2020.1 is ready for download. Version 2020.1.1 resolves over 120 issues. Among the bug fixes, it introduces several important updates such as: TeamCity agent Docker images now have an extra tag – `linux-sudo`. The `linux-sudo` image is most convenient for running Docker within Docker and installing additional software during the build. The .NET runner now supports custom commands. The full list of fixes is available in our release notes. We strongly recommend upgrading as this TeamCity version provides security and performance improvements.

TeamCity 2020.1 features conditional build steps, allows launching build agents in a Kubernetes cluster, and integrates with Azure DevOps and Jira Software Cloud. It adds more capabilities to secondary servers in a multi-node setup, comes with a new Slack notifier, and has many great improvements to the experimental UI. (more…)

TeamCity 2019.2.4 bugfix update is available. This release brings over 30 improvements. Most notable fixes are: Restored support for external NuGet feed credentials in the .NET build runner. Prevented potential handshake failure errors on establishing an SSL connection. Resolved problem with incorrect detection of a bucket location for the `us-east-1` AWS region in S3 artifact storage settings. The full list of fixes is available in our release notes. As any bugfix update, 2019.2.4 shares the data format with other 2019.2.x releases, so you can upgrade/downgrade TeamCity withi

TeamCity 2019.2.3 bugfix update is already here. This release fixes over 130 issues and brings notable performance improvements. We strongly recommend upgrading as this version resolves a few security problems. The main improvement of this release is the reworked .NET runner functionality. To address the Microsoft vision of the .NET SDK roadmap and ensure the most relevant experience with .NET for our users, we have put all supported .NET commands together in one runner. This universal .NET runner offers the following features: Support of cross-platform .NET commands and Windows-

TeamCity 2019.2.2 bugfix update is here! This release addresses over 60 issues and improves TeamCity performance. It also resolves a couple of security problems, so upgrade is strongly recommended. This build also fixes compatibility issues with recent versions of Java 8 (update 242 or later). New UI has got a performance boost in this build as well, especially the build overview page. The full list of fixes is available in our Release Notes. As any bugfix update, 2019.2.2 shares the same data format with all the 2019.2.x releases, so you can easily upgrade/downgrade TeamCity with

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 201

TeamCity 2019.2 gives you great new ways to manage the clean-up of your builds and to monitor your server’s performance. It supports EC2 launch templates, and features a new DSL syntax for defining build chains. It also provides an easy way to run personal builds with Git patches, and adds many improvements to the experimental UI. Power up your clean-up TeamCity 2019.2 opens new dimensions of control over the historical data and artifacts created by your builds. A reworked clean-up engine allows you to set up different clean-up policies with a wide spectrum of filters: for example, you m

TeamCity 2019.2 release candidate is already here. This build fixes over 180 issues and gives a first look at several notable release features: New flexible clean-up rules that allow you to fine-tune what types of data to preserve during the clean-up. Portable Kotlin DSL now can be parametrized. Secondary nodes now allow performing the most common user actions on builds, such as adding builds to the queue or assigning investigations. The experimental TeamCity UI is available for Tests and Changes tabs of Build Details. We are also presenting a redesigned version of the Agents page