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We are currently using TeamCity and planning to move on to BuildForge because of organizational needs/constraints. I want to do a feature comparison on TeamCity and BuildForge. Could anyone please help me on this. As I could find comparison of BuildForge with other CI tools such as Hudson, CruiseControl only. I would use the other comparisons as a baseline (especially the Hudson one which will be quite close), and basically create a matrix of features you care about, and see which tools do what. You may ask IBM for their break-down. A great list of features for CI tools in general (with data

I'm very new to ant and junit. I need junit to create an xml output so I can integrate with team city. The tests run just fine, but I'm not getting any output in the directory that I'm specifying. I'm running on windows 7. I have junit.jar and ant-junit.jar in my ant_home/lib directory. here is my build xml target: <target name="onlyjunit-sikuli" description="Execute All sikuli tests"> <delete dir="${automated}/results/sikuli"/> <mkdir dir="${automated}/results"/> <mkdir dir="${automated}/results/sikuli"/> <junit printsummary="yes" showoutput="yes" fork="true" forkmode="once"> <jvmarg value="

I'm setting up TeamCity to do automated builds when I commit something to develop. The problem being that on attempting to do a build I'm getting a reports skipped as out-of-date message. Here's my build.xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!-- WARNING: Eclipse auto-generated file. Any modifications will be overwritten. To include a user specific buildfile here, simply create one in the same directory with the processing instruction <?eclipse.ant.import?> as the first entry and export the buildfile again. --> <project basedir="." default="build" name="RNS-Reader-v0.1">

I have a powershell script that runs Invoke-MsBuild on TeamCity. During a build I saw a "WARNING: FAILED to build" one of the projects. However teamcity at the end said the build was successful. How can I force TC to exit with an error code or at least report the build failed. Here is part of the build script. Write-Host "Attempting to build $SolutionPath" $buildSucceeded = Invoke-MsBuild -Path $SolutionPath -MsBuildParameters $MSBuildParams -BuildLogDirectoryPath "$BuildPath\Logs" -KeepBuildLogOnSuccessfulBuilds TeamCity isn't very good at catching and reporting exceptions thrown from

I have a dotnet core app. I am building a pipeline in teamcity. and once the teamcity detects the change in the cource code, It downloads the source code runs dotnet restore dotnet build and copies the content in the output folder to Azure app service. I believe to run the app i need to run the command dotnet nameoftheprojectdll.dll but how can I run this command on the app service. and I need to run this command as part of a build script. The Short Answer You need to use the dotnet publish command to package your application for IIS deployment, and copy that output (not the output from dotnet

How to deploy a web site project, which does not have any project file. we are trying to automate build and deployment using team city. i am able to successfully build the project, but not able to deploy the web site. MsDeploy supports deployment of WebSites via contentPath provider: msdeploy -verb:sync -source:contentPath=WebSite\Deploy,computername=localhost -dest:auto... Just change WebSite\Deploy to your actual path in your agent working directory, where is your builded website for deployment. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14956108/deploying-a-asp-net-website-using-team-city