I'm trying to run a custom command in my MSBuild file; it basically runs 'git log -10' and stores that commit info into a text file.
The problem is, when I try to run the build, it errors saying "fatal: Not a git repository". So I checked TeamCity's work directory for my project, and there is no .git directory!
Why doesn't TeamCity create the .git directory when it clones the repository? Is there a way to enable this?
edit: TeamCity version is 7.1.2; I'll try updating to 8.0.1 to see if there is an option available for this.
I changed the VCS checkout mode from server to "automatically on agent" and it works now! Thanks to the answer for this question: Using git commands in a TeamCity Build Step.
It is documented as VCS Checkout Mode: https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/TCD9/VCS+Checkout+Mode
TeamCity version is 9.x
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17555931/how-do-i-get-teamcity-to-create-the-git-directory-when-cloning-a-repo-for-build