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Transition to native Git in TeamCity 2022.04 brings 10x fetch time reduction to IntelliJ Platform

Starting from version 2022.04, TeamCity switched to native Git on the server side for Git VCS connections. The switch should positively impact both performance and overall experience of working with Git repositories on the TeamCity server side.In this blog post, we’ll talk about the reasons for the switch and our own experience with this feature. Background In the case of the agent-side checkout, TeamCity agents have always been using a native Git executable to checkout sources. This functionality spawns a separate process for native Git commands like ls-remote, fetch, checkout, and othe

Yegor Naumov Yegor Naumov

TeamCity and Plastic SCM: Full-Blown Automation to Deliver Faster and Better

This guest post is brought to you by Jordi Mon Companys, the Product Manager of Plastic SCM. Plastic SCM is a full version control stack for all things DevOps. It’s an enterprise-ready, DVCS and CVCS for teams any size with built-in branching and merging engines to enable collaboration, pipeline automation, and project shipping. The perfect tool to rapidly deliver well-designed software. Continuous Delivery is one of the most effective approaches to developing high-quality software, and TeamCity’s success is a clear example. For a company that builds a version control system like we do, thin

Yegor Naumov Yegor Naumov
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