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The .NET Core development platform is the next wave of .NET ecosystem evolution which brings cross-platform targets for your existing or new products. Microsoft ships .NET Core SDK packages with a runtime for supported platforms and command line tools (.NET CLI) to build, test, and pack such project…

A large number of TeamCity users are working with Microsoft technologies and platforms such as Visual Studio Online and Azure, both fantastic tools in their respective areas. We are really excited to announce several new integration points between TeamCity and these tools! Special TeamCity Offer fo…

Many teams are working with Visual Studio Online (VSO), a hosted Team Foundation Server that provides source control and issue tracking as a cloud service. While VSO comes with a build server as well, lots of developers prefer to use TeamCity for their continuous integration story because of its adv…

UPDATED: Join us Tuesday, June 10th, 14:00 – 15:00 GMT (10:00 AM – 11:00 PM EDT) for our free live webinar, .NET Code Coverage for Continuous Integration using TeamCity and dotCover, with Maarten Balliauw. How much of our code is being covered by our unit tests? Are there areas we are not testing? …

Deploying ASP.NET applications can be done in a multitude of ways. Some build the application on a workstation and then xcopy it over to the target server. Some use a build server, download the artifacts, change the configuration files and xcopy those over to the server. The issue with that is somet…

When working with NuGet we can make use of package restore. The concept is simple: instead of committing packages that we depend on to source control, we only commit the list of dependencies we need and download the assemblies during build. In TeamCity, package restore is supported in various way…

Over the last few weeks we have made a great deal of improvements in .NET inspections support. As a result .NET Inspections (powered by JetBrains ReSharper) and FxCop inspections runners produce much more clear results. In case you missed, some time ago we announced new .NET inspections runner base…

"I see dead code" - .NET developers all over the world know this slogan due to incredible code analysis feature provided by JetBrains ReSharper. One of the most wanted TeamCity features was to have .NET inspections results right on build server. Starting with the latest EAP you have it! The only th…

New TeamCity 7.0 EAP build is ready and waiting for you to try! We have improved features introduced in the first EAP build, and of course we've got some completely new stuff. .NET Inspections runner Yes, it's finally here and it's based on powerful ReSharper code analysis engine! Now you can run .N…

Today I'd like to share with you a plugin for TeamCity 6.5 that provides support for NuGet, the open source developer focused package management system for the .NET platform. What does the plugin bring? NuGet Packages Installer The plugin adds dedicated build runner that allows you to: Install NuG…

New TeamCity 6.0 EAP build is now available with Gradle support described in previous post and several new features and major improvements: Improved upgrade procedure. First of all, we have reworked the upgrade procedure. Though it already was quite painless, we've made it more explicit and smoot…

Have you already tried multiple runners in latest TeamCity 6.0 EAP builds? If you have, there's no need to repeat that now you can split the build procedure into steps and add as many build runners to be invoked sequentially as you need, for instance, call a NAnt script before compiling VS solutions…