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Agent Side Extensions (TeamCity 3.x Documentation)
AgentSide Extensions Currently, there are two ways to extend build agent: # Write a custom build runner # Write an extension to AntRunner (for instance, to process custom tasks) Both approaches use similar way of plugin packaging and deployment (see below ...
Agent-Side Extensions (TeamCity 4.x Documentation)
Currently, there are two ways to extend a Build Agent: Write a custom build runner Write an extension to Ant Runner (for instance, to process custom tasks) In this section: Plugin Descriptor Spring container is used on the agent and server side. An example ...
Build Result Tabs (TeamCity 4.x Documentation)
Build Result Tabs Create subclass of ViewLogTab and attach it to the web place: WebControllerManager.addPageExtension(WebPlace.VIEWLOGTAB
Custom Build Runner (TeamCity 4.x Documentation)
Writing a Custom Build Runner Agentside Part Implement jetbrains.buildServer.agent.BuildRunner interface (you may also extend GenericProgramRunner or even JavaProgramRunner helpers for this). To log your messages, you may obtain instance of ServerLogger singleton (you may also use ...
Custom Statistics (TeamCity 4.x Documentation)
TeamCity provides number of ways to customize statistics. You can add your own custom metrics to integrate your tools/processes, insert any stats chart/report into any extension place, etc. Quick Start TODO: how ...
Custom User Authentication (TeamCity 4.x Documentation)
Custom User Authentication Custom authentication API is based on Sun JAAS API. To provide your own authentication scheme, you should provide a login module class which must implement interface javax.security.auth.spi.LoginModule and register it in the jetbrains.buildServer.serverSide.auth.LoginConfiguration. For example: public ...
Developing TeamCity Plugins (TeamCity 4.x Documentation)
page contents is a draft which can be a subject of change. TeamCity is a highly extendable system. You can add various plugins in different places, including, but not limited to: Custom notifiers Custom build triggers Custom build runners with possibility to view ...
Developing TeamCity Plugins (TeamCity 3.x Documentation)
Developing TeamCity Plugins This is preliminary documentation and subject to change. TeamCity is a highly extendable system. You can add various plugins in different places, including, but not limited to: Custom notifiers Custom build triggers Custom build runners with possibility to view ...
Eclipse Plugin (TeamCity 3.x Documentation)
Installing the TeamCity Plugin for Eclipse TeamCity supports Subclipse 1.2.x and 1.4.x versions. Make sure you have Subclipse plugin installed before installing TeamCity plugin. Otherwise, on installing Subclipse after TeamCity plugin, you may experience ...
Eclipse Plugin (TeamCity 4.x Documentation)
TeamCity integration with Eclipse provides the following features: Personal build and Pretested (delayed) commit monitoring the projects status in the IDE exploring changes introduced in the source code and comparing the local version with the latest version in the project repository navigating from build ...