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问题 On the TeamCity server we have installed VS 2012. I have created a build configuration in TeamCity that builds and deploys the solution. I have added a MSTest 2012 Configuration as well, but don't know how to tell it what project is the VS 2012 test project so that it can run those tests. Thanks 回答1: You need to specify assembly file (dll) of your tests, not the project file (csproj). Here's an example: http://shrani.si/f/p/PH/2tO4Zo5s/tmpa4cc.jpg So let's say your Testing assembly is called

问题 On the TeamCity server we have installed VS 2012. I have created a build configuration in TeamCity that builds and deploys the solution. I have added a MSTest 2012 Configuration as well, but don't know how to tell it what project is the VS 2012 test project so that it can run those tests. Thanks 回答1: You need to specify assembly file (dll) of your tests, not the project file (csproj). Here's an example: http://shrani.si/f/p/PH/2tO4Zo5s/tmpa4cc.jpg So let's say your Testing assembly is called

问题 When trying to deploy my site using TeamCity and Web Deploy I get this error: error MSB4057: The target "MsDeployPublish" does not exist in the project. Is there something I have to install on a build server? It's a clean Windows Server 2012 with Web Deploy 3.5 installed. 回答1: I realise this question is quite old at this point, but: MsDeployPublish is installed with the Web Application targets as part of Visual Studio. If you have only installed Server + Web Deploy, you'll need to either copy

问题 I want TeamCity to build all pull requests to specific target branch, e.g. develop . So, I want to build following pull requests: develop...foo_branch develop...bar_branch and skip this: master...foo_branch master...bar_branch In TeamCity I can define branch specification to build all pull requests: +:refs/pull/*/head or define filter by source branch: -:refs/heads/(spikes-*) But I need filter by target branch. Is it possible? 回答1: I've written a script to work around this issue. It can be

问题 I'm setting up TeamCity for Continuous Integration and (hopefully) Continuous Deployment. Some of the build steps will involve private files, e.g. .snk files for strong naming .NET assemblies password/token files for publishing artifacts (for example to NuGet or CodePlex) Since these files contain private data I don't want to put them into the (publicly accessible) source control system. I'm setting up http://teamcity.codebetter.com for AutoFixture so I don't have physical access to the

问题 I am trying to setup a build trigger for TeamCity using Mercurial as the VCS. Right now the trigger looks like: +:/** This trigger get fired when changesets are committed. However, I have TeamCity setup to tag each build in the VCS. The tagging process is firing the above build trigger so the build gets caught in a loop. Can anyone suggest a VCS build trigger that will filter out the tagging process? 回答1: Adding the trigger pattern: -:/.hgtags filters out the .hgtags file from the build

问题 I'm wondering how to select the branch to build against using Team City 8.1. My VCS root (Git) is set to Default: "master" and Branch specifications are +:refs/heads/develop +:refs/heads/feature/* +:refs/heads/hotfix/* +:refs/heads/master +:refs/heads/release/* I have a CI build set up that automatically builds anything that is checked in, which is working exactly how I want. What I'd like to do is create a scheduled QA build/deployment against the "develop" branch. I see that if I click the

问题 This question already has answers here : Connect TeamCity to Visual Studio Online (4 answers) Closed 3 years ago . I'm struggling trying to connect my TeamCity project to my TFS project. I tried a bunch of stuff, but I always get the same error: TFS failed. ExitCode: 111, command: C:\TeamCity\webapps\ROOT\WEB-INF\plugins\tfs\bin\tfs-native.exe @@C:\TeamCity\temp\TC-TFS-25-7939_109\command.params, in file: {https://budiedimas.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/TesteTeamCity, /hash:S, /noProxy,

问题 I am trying to set up a TeamCity build process that runs a custom command line script. The script uses a variable so it needs a percent sign (e.g. %x ). But TeamCity uses percent signs for its properties (e.g. %build.number% ), so the percent sign in the script gets removed when it runs. If the script contains this: for /d %x in ("c:\*") do @echo "%x" This is what it actually runs: for /d x in ("\*") do @echo "x" How can I write my script so it can include variables? 回答1: Try for /d %%x in (

问题 I have created a Nuget Server using Teamcity (running on a virtual machine in internet) and created the build that publishes a package into it. I also have another project that needs to use that package. This project is built on teamcity as well. On my local Visual Studio I added the nuget feed uri, installed the package and everything works fine. But when I try to build it on teamcity it says that "Package not found". So my question is : "How to add the custom nuget feed to TeamCity build?"