This is a long shoot but I have run out of own ideas. Recently my TeamCity builds have started to throw this error upon me:
We\'re moving from a combination of CC/CC.NET to TeamCity. The core of our product is Windows but we have a Mac agent.
(using .net, TeamCity, git) To create a repository with git that our team can push to, it needs to be --bare. This works for source control.
We have a d开发者_运维问答evelopmentprocess where the developers modifies the web.config to match their personal setup. For deploment we have other web.config-files with suffixes, eg web.config.test.
I suspect there\'s probably an easy answer to this I\'m just not seeing, but whenever I run a TeamCity build with either MSBuild or the Visual Studio solution runn开发者_如何学Goer against a .csproj a
We use TeamCity with subversion and MSBuild and we have a problem with the continuous build that is triggered by Subversion commits.
I created a new build configuration and tried to run the same. However I encounter errors saying the artifacts could not be found in the repository. If I run the maven build from command line for the
I began setting up a TeamCity server a couple days ago for use in automated testing and CI.We mainly do VB.net web apps and up until now, it had been checking out things and building just fine.
We have configured teamCity on which we run our builds for testing. The problem is, there are couple of testcases (talking about one particular class having 5-15 test methods) which take almost 45 min
I want to pass the teamcity username of the current logged in user to a build script called from teamcity, is there a property that has this? I didn\'t see one when I looked. It can\'t be a user speci
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