TeamCity Features

• Powerful Continuous Integration
  • Remote run and pre-tested commit - Build, check and run automated tests on the server even before committing your changes - keeping your code base clean at all times.
  • On-the-fly build progress reporting - Don’t wait for a build to finish to discover that something is wrong.
• Smart Configuration
  • Project hierarchy - Form your project tree to inherit parent settings and permissions.
  • Templates - Create templates with common settings and inherit any number of build configurations from them.
  • Build chains and dependencies - Break down a single build procedure into parts that can be run in sequence or in parallel.
• Configuration as code
  • Set up your CI and CD pipeline in code using configuration scripts based on the TeamCity Kotlin DSL.
  • Create from URL - When creating a project in TeamCity, just point it to the repository with your .teamcity/settings.kts file. TeamCity will automatically create the project with all the required settings and build configurations, as described in code.
  • Portable - Kotlin DSL scripts are server- and project-independent, which means you can share the same script between different servers or even projects within the same server. All you need to do is to check it into the repository.
  • Real programming language - Since the DSL is based on Kotlin, you can reuse code, create configurations dynamically, and take advantage of auto-completion and code navigation in your IDE.
  • Easy to pick up - Not sure how to start with the DSL? Use the `View DSL` option in the UI to see how settings are described in the DSL.
• Comprehensive VCS integration
  • Feature Branches - Using feature branches for development? TeamCity will detect and build changes in your branch, as well as merge it to the master.
  • Versioned Settings - Synchronize your project settings with VCS, and never lose track of them again.