#TEAMCITY BUILDS MANUAL#
TeamCity now provides manual and automated clean-up of the Perforce workspaces created by the TeamCity server. Now you can set up commit hooks and have your builds automatically triggered by installing only one single script on the Perforce server. Version 2021.1 brings the Perforce integration to the next level with a number of new great features: TeamCity has always been famous for its ability to scale to large projects with lots of big files, as well as for its top-notch integration with Perforce. In addition to the new Kotlin and Node.js build runners and thread dump viewing improvements, the new version features improved ReSharper Inspections and Duplicates Finder build runners which are now cross-platform and can run in Docker. For Linux-based Docker containers, you can also see the list of other running commands and their parameters. Version 2021.1 lets you view thread dumps of Java processes running in Docker containers on any operating system. However, when your build was run in Docker, this was difficult. TeamCity has always allowed viewing thread dumps of processes running on build agents. Just like with all other build runners in TeamCity, you can run your builds inside a Docker container and set them up using a Kotlin-based configuration. It supports npm and yarn, can work with public and private registries, and automatically detects build steps based on package.json. TeamCity 2021.1 comes with a new Node.js build runner that provides first class support for building your web applications. Today, JavaScript is the most popular programming language in the world, and a lot of this is due to Node.js, the world’s leading JavaScript runtime. It is cross-platform, supports importing external libraries, and can be used in most places where you currently use the Command Line build runner. The new Kotlin script build runner is a great choice in a huge variety of scenarios. We have seen a lot of interest in using it not only to configure pipelines as code, but also to write build scripts. Over the past several years, Kotlin has grown immensely. There are also multiple updates to the Sakura UI that will make your work with TeamCity easier, faster, and more enjoyable.īuild. Users with demanding availability requirements will love the new option to transfer main server responsibilities to secondary nodes in the runtime with minimum downtime. TeamCity 2021.1 brings brand-new build runners for Kotlin and Node.js, improves integration with Perforce, and enables a whole range of new workflows by allowing build triggers which define parameters to be used inside build scripts. Controlling the number of builds on secondary nodes.Switching main node responsibility in runtime.With great power comes great configurability.Separate permission for personal builds with patches.Greater security with improved access tokens.This configuration will create a temporary script, here custom_script4323583874650153904. The Step 1/1 Name is what you defined inside the box Step Name. in directory: C:\TeamCity\buildAgent\work\362562ae9b31fb9a
Once you have saved this step, you can run the Build configuration, and inside the Build Log tab, you will find somethingh like this: Step 1/1: Hello World (Command Line) The step will be a Command Line Step, which will Display "Hello World" inside the logs.
This will point to your repository where TeamCity will find the sources of your application to build. Once your configuraion is Saved, you can specify a Version Control Settings. The Build Configuration ID is generated from the ProjectName, and the Build Configuration Name's. Inside a Project configuration, you can Create build configuration: Manually