NuGet

TeamCity integrates with NuGet package manager and can also serve a NuGet feed. Using TeamCity as a NuGet feed comes handy if you want to publish your NuGet packages to a limited audience - just to your team, for instance. Before TeamCity version 2018.1, NuGet feed was global for the whole server…

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…

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…

The recording of our February 12th webinar, Deployment Automation with Octopus Deploy and TeamCity, is now available on JetBrains.tv and YouTube. We would like to thank Paul Stovell for the great session and Paul Stack for helping moderate and answer the large volume of questions. To all of the atte…

Today's TeamCity 7.0 EAP is the last EAP build with new features in it, as starting from it we are going to focus on fixing bugs and polishing already announced functionality. So basically, this build is more or less what TeamCity 7.0 is going to look like. So here's what we have for you today. RES…

TeamCity 7.0 EAP (Early Access Program) was recently opened and one of the new features is the built-in support for NuGet. I recently blogged about setting up TeamCity to pack and publish NuGet packages via a plug-in and this plug-in is now included by default in TeamCity 7. However, the real new in…

Today we're making available yet another TeamCity 7.0 EAP build with lots of cool stuff in it. As usual, you can get a taste of features that are going to be in version 7.0 even before it is released. So if you're wondering, what is there - here's a list of things you couldn't do before, but can try…

TeamCity uses Service Messages to provide an easy API to allow for build scripts integration, i.e. the build providing status reports, artifacts publishing, test reporting, etc. A Service Message has the following format: Service Messages introduce a communication protocol for data exchanges  b…

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…

Look out world, we have just opened early access program for the next TeamCity version: code name Faradi. That means you can download the first TeamCity 7.0 build right away and try all the cool features that are in it. Want to know what features are there? Here's a list: Build Failure Conditions - …

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…