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Imagine you have just switched your TeamCity project over to Kotlin DSL. Your builds run successfully, but what next? What small refactorings can you apply to your Kotlin DSL code to help keep it clean and tidy? In this article, we'll discuss the next steps you can take. 1. Remove disabled build st…

In version 2019.2, TeamCity introduced the ability to use context parameters in Kotlin DSL project configurations. These parameters can vary from project to project in TeamCity while the common project declaration stays the same. It means that you can create one DSL project template and reuse it in …

In this blog post, we are going to look at how to test TeamCity configuration scripts. Getting started with Kotlin DSL Working with configuration scripts Creating build configurations dynamically Extending Kotlin DSL Using libraries Testing configuration scripts Given that the script i…

Getting started with Kotlin DSL Working with configuration scripts Creating build configurations dynamically Extending Kotlin DSL Using libraries Testing configuration scripts In the previous post, we have seen how to extend TeamCity’s Kotlin DSL by adding new abstractions. If the new abs…

Getting started with Kotlin DSL Working with configuration scripts Creating build configurations dynamically Extending Kotlin DSL Using libraries Testing configuration scripts TeamCity allows us to create build configurations that are dependent on one another, with the dependency being ei…

This is part three of the six-part series on working with Kotlin to create build configurations for TeamCity. Getting started with Kotlin DSL Working with configuration scripts Creating build configurations dynamically Extending Kotlin DSL Using libraries Testing configuration scripts …

This is part two of the six-part series on working with Kotlin to create build configurations for TeamCity. Getting started with Kotlin DSL Working with configuration scripts Creating build configurations dynamically Extending Kotlin DSL Using libraries Testing configuration scripts In…

Configuration as code is a well-established practice for CI Servers. The benefits of this approach include versioning support via VCS repository, a simplified audit of the configuration changes, and improved portability of the configurations. Some users may also prefer code to configuring the builds…