The 10th anniversary release of TeamCity is packed with new features.
7월 22, 2016
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기능
TeamCity DSL lets users configure projects and build configurations programmatically, as code, based on the Kotlin programming language. Keep this code in a VCS, and all the changes to it will be applied to a build server automatically, without having to interact with the web UI.
Additional node for handling data coming from running builds takes the load off the main server and lets users run more builds at a time
Cross-server projects popup lets connect multiple TeamCity servers and browse projects and build configurations seamlessly, as if they were on the same server
Commit hooks in REST API. Decrease VCS polling frequency, enabling TeamCity to only react to commits
Automatic agent-side checkout decreases the load on a server by checking out sources on build agents by default
Out-of-the-box ability to deploy artifacts to external locations. SMB, FTP, SSH, and Container deployers are supported, as is SSH Exec.
Connect TeamCity to GitHub and BitBucket issue tracker for automatic fetching and display of information about issues.
Publish build status right to GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Upsource once the build is finished.
Create projects directly from GitHub/Bitbucket repositories, without even providing a URL.
TFS integration is now cross-platform. TeamCity also features Versioned Settings support for TFVC. Additionally, integration with TFS Work Items is provided out of the box.
Users can now enable TeamCity feature branches support for Perforce VCS roots. TeamCity will monitor all streams matched by branch specification.