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Online reference
TeamCity has got a profound Online reference covering all topics from Installation to Server administration, from Extensions to Troubleshooting. Search or browse it to find answers to your questions. Or use other channels to communicate directly.
Most common How To's
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How to estimate hardware requirements for TeamCity
See how TeamCity can help you with identifying your hardware needs - How to test-drive newer TeamCity versions before upgrade
- How to integrate with a bug tracker
- How to use an external tool that my build relies on
See what to do if you need specific external tools to be installed on a build agent for your builds to run. - How to setup deployment for my application in TeamCity
- How to auto-erase temporary build files between the builds
- How to retrieve last successful build from outside TeamCity
Check the URL coding scheme used to access all your build artifacts - How to reuse same build numbers in chained builds
User Guide
Learn how to use TeamCity starting from login and user setup and finishing by notification configuration and remote runs.
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Demos
.NET Code Coverage for Continuous Integration using TeamCity and dotCover
How much of our code is being covered by our unit tests? Are there areas we are not testing? By capturing code coverage data during a test run, we can...
Getting Started with TeamCity
Learn how to get started with TeamCity for implementing continuous integration with Wes McClure of Full City Technology Co. In addition to the video there's a wealth of...
View all TeamCity videos on JetBrains TV YouTube channel.
Learn how to do a quick-start with TeamCity and suite most of the common needs right out of the box. As the project grows and more sophisticated requirements to the build process arise, the examples from this guide will assist you showing how to unleash TeamCity hidden powers and adjust advanced features to bring stability into the distributed development process.
You will be acquainted with everything you need to know in order to apply Continuous Integration with TeamCity by installing it first, then turning on automatic supervision over project’s reliability, and finally tuning up settings in order to match your needs.
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