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This guest blog post is brought to you by Ismail Egilmez, Business Development Manager at Thundra (thundra.io). Thundra Foresight is designed to help developers monitor their builds and debug their tests in continuous integration pipelines. It helps developers, testers, QA engineers, and more debu…

In version 2020.2, we introduced the concept of agentless build steps that can be run outside TeamCity, in third-party services. With this functionality, you can detach an agent from a build even before the build finishes. This helps manage agents more effectively: the earlier an agent gets free fro…

Have you ever tried to search for something in the TeamCity settings? TeamCity has a basic search functionality that helps you find projects and build configurations. However, to use more elaborate and complex criteria, you would have to resort to REST API. The new SearchQL plugin allows issuing com…

The TeamCity Plugin Contest has entered its final chapter as we yesterday closed the door to any more plugin submissions. We would like to thank every one of the participants who spread the word, joined the contest, and spent their valuable time developing new plugins. Thank you all – we really appr…

While TeamCity provides a lot of functionality out of the box and bundles a number of plugins in its distribution package, there are still use cases where you might need something extra. In this blog post, we are going to list 14 cool plugins that add new features or integrate with external tools. T…

Installing new plugins has just become a lot simpler! You don’t have to restart the server to enable a newly uploaded plugin anymore. The TeamCity server now integrates with the JetBrains Plugins Repository. The new integration simplifies the installation of plugins for TeamCity. By clicking t…

Rust is an interesting programming language with decent tooling support. Cargo is an official build tool and a package manager for Rust programs. So what if you use Rust and want to configure automated builds in TeamCity? No worries, we have it covered! You can download the Rust and Cargo support pl…

Microsoft has recently introduced a new way to deploy cloud resources, so currently there exist two Azure deployment models supported by TeamCity as two separate plugins. The earlier Azure deployment model is in the feature freeze state and is now called Azure Classic. The same goes for the exist…

Continuous Integration is all about quick feedback on changes in our code. TeamCity lets us subscribe to important events that may take place during the build process, such as succesful builds, build failures and so on. Email, Jabber, IDE and Windows Tray notifications are supported out of the box, …

Continuous Integration only makes sense if there's an easy way to verify the quality of our codebase and when we can easily correlate builds with our issue tracker and the source code itself. Out of he box, TeamCity provides integration with YouTrack, JIRA and Bugzilla. We can also install plugins t…