Happy New Year and Here is TeamCity 9.0.1 Update

Here is TeamCity 9.0.1 release with the latest fixes including those discovered in 9.0. Upgrade from 9.0 is highly recommended.

This is an easy upgrade for 9.0 as the data structures are all the same as in 9.0.
Download the build and upgrade.

The release is obviously timed to enter the next year without important known issues and relax at the New Year party :)

We wish you a happy New Year!
Have a great year 2015!

TeamCity 9.0 (build 32060): 300 Days and 1200 Fixes Later

So TeamCity 9.0 is out and is available for download from the official site.

Make sure to check the upgrade instructions before doing the upgrade!

Here are some basic stats about the release:

• about 1200 issues fixed in 9.0 (275 were also integrated into 8.1.x branch and released in 8.1.x updates)
• almost 5000 changes were committed into the core codebase between 8.1 and 9.0 release (with another 3000+ changes affecting the bundled plugins)
• 302 days has passed since 8.1 release (almost 10 month, well, let's hope this postmaturity makes the baby stronger :)

The team is celebrating but is attentive to any critical issues you file into the tracker or send us via email.

TeamCity 9.0 EAP5/RC (build 32023): Final Polishing

This is one of the last public builds before TeamCity 9.0 release so we encourage everyone to try it on your test servers. This build should also be suitable for not large production servers.

If interested, you can review the full list of fixed issues in this build.

Grab it,  install it and let us know about any issue you find in the issue tracker.
This is your last chance to report us any issues that can still be fixed in the final 9.0 release.

TeamCity 9.0 EAP4 (build 31963 ): Approaching 9.0 Release

Here is a new current TeamCity development preview shared as EAP release.
Check details on the new features and try it on your test servers.

Since we target 9.0 release within a month, it's high time to try the build and let us know how it works in your environment and how well the new features cover your needs.

Keep us posted on your findings in the forum or the issue tracker.

TeamCity 9.0 EAP3 (build 31886): Project Import and More

Here is a new current TeamCity development preview shared as EAP release.
Check details on the new features and try it on your test servers.

Since we target 9.0 release within a month, it's high time to try the build and let us know how it works in your environment and how well the new features cover your needs.

Keep us posted on your findings in the forum or the issue tracker.

Check What's Upcoming in TeamCity 9.0 before the Release: EAP2 (build 31717)

Sorry for the late announcement here, I was out of the office last two weeks visiting JavaOne and some of our customers in the Bay Area.

A new EAP build for the 9.0 code line was published last week.

Check the changes and give it a try on your test servers. We appreciate any feedback on the new features and how their current state applies to your scenarios. Your comments here, posts in the forum or email messages are welcome! Especially taking into account that we target 9.0 release for the end of November your feedback would be very useful at this time.

Looking through the summary of the last week's customer visits, the general product feedback is very positive. There is always room for improvement which we like to fill making TeamCity experience even more smooth and pleasant.
If you do not happen to be in direct contact with us - we are always open for your suggestions and ideas, so if you have thoughts to contribute - make sure to share and discuss those with us.

TeamCity 8.1.5: BugFix Update

Yet another bugfix update to the stable TeamCity version: 8.1.5 build 30240.

The release includes several performance improvements throughout the system and multiple fixes. You can get the full fixed issues list in our tracker.

As with all the other bugfix updates, this one does not change the data format, so upgrade should be easy and you can still rollback to other 8.1.x build if necessary.

Just get the build and follow the usual upgrade instructions.

P.S. TeamCity is not vulnerable to ShellShock exploit as it does not use the affected technologies.

P.P.S. If you happen to visit JavaOne in San Francisco next week, make sure to drop by JetBrains booth in the exhibition hall, say hi and ask your favorite TeamCity questions!

TeamCity 9.0 EAP is Open

We have published a EAP build corresponding to the current state of the TeamCity trunk development. This will become TeamCity 9.0 in a couple of months according to our current plans.

The code name for TeamCity 9.0 is Hajipur (which is an Indian city starting with H according to our convention).

A note on stability: we run the build on our internal JetBrains installation of TeamCity, but I would not recommend upgrading your production servers to the EAP build. Consider using a test server.

For the overview of the new functionality in this build check the release notes. We would be glad if you find time to try the build on your test servers and let us know what you think on the features and their implementation approach.
You can also get a full list of addressed issues in our issue tracker.

There are also a couple of topics we are working on, but which are not yet reached a state allowing to try them. These include ability to move projects between servers (including build history), performing daily cleanup completely in background, and some more. Also, there are several plugins in the works which are likely to be bundled soon. These include integration with VMware vSphere like that for Amazon EC2 and integration with Sonar.

The features announced in this EAP as well as the above-mentioned ones will form the core of the TeamCity 9.0 release and we will likely spend the rest of the time polishing them, with only some minor features additions.

What do you think on the proposed 9.0 feature set?

TeamCity 8.1.4: BugFix Update

Here is a new bugfix release with latest fixes for your servers.

As before, you can freely upgrade/downgrade within all the 8.1.x releases, so do not hesitate much if you are already running 8.1.x build.

Just get the build and check usual upgrade instructions if you need a refresh.

We are also preparing to publish first 9.0 EAP build soon, so if you like the cutting edge, plan for some time :)

TeamCity 8.1.3: Various Fixes

There is a fresh update for your servers. Around 100 issues fixed since the previous release throughout the different functionality. There are several performance-related fixes for large TeamCity installations and minor improvements in lots of other areas.

You can freely upgrade/downgrade within all the 8.1.x releases, so do not hesitate much if you are already running 8.1.x build.

Just get the build and check usual upgrade instructions if you need a refresh.

In the meantime we are already working on TeamCity 9.0 functionality which will likely to get several long-awaited features implemented. Stay tuned!

TeamCity 8.1.2: More Stable and a Bit Faster

Here is a new stable build for your servers. It includes lots of fixes and some performance improvements as well as update of the bundled JetBrains tools. Some of the issues fixed can influence the entire server, so update is recommended.

As already usual with bugfix updates, you can upgrade/downgrade within any the 8.1.x TeamCity versions without data format conversions.

Check the upgrade notes and download the build.


We start to switch our main efforts to the development of TeamCity 9.0 with only critical fixes being integrated for 8.1.x versions. The final focus of 9.0 is still in the works, but likely we will work on improving experience of managing large servers and will add some often requested features. If you have any "favorite" direction you would love TeamCity to go into, you are welcome to post your thoughts in the comments.

TeamCity 8.1.1: BugFix Update

This build #29939 is a bugfix update for the recently released TeamCity 8.1. It comes with almost 80 different fixes for both issues introduced in 8.1 and long-standing ones.

Check the upgrade notes and get the build.

This update uses the same data format as 8.1, so you can downgrade to 8.1 if you feel the need.
Also, the upgrade is free for those who runs 8.1 (maintenance period of the licenses covers 12 February 2014 - 8.1 release date)

We will continue to release bugfix updates as issues uncover but our main effort is getting switched to TeamCity v.next which we plan to release to the end of the year.

Next week the team will spend some time in discussions about new features and directions we will pursue. Since these will partially be held offline, we might delay with the answers in support email. Hope you understand.

TeamCity 8.1 is Out: Easier Setup, Automatic Merge and Much More

So here it comes: the final TeamCity 8.1 with loads of new features, many fixes and performance improvements is ready for your production TeamCity servers.

Here you will find much simplified setup which includes creating projects from a single VCS URL, auto-discovery of the build steps and other suggested settings. Sure you will have great ideas on adding more "magic" to the configuration process - make sure to let us know your suggestions.

Automatic Merge for Git and Mercurial (a peer to pre-tested commit for non-DVCS) will prove useful for your DVCS needs.

Read through the complete list of the features added and get ready for the upgrade!

This version does change the data format, so make sure you create a backup before upgrading.

Let it build!

TeamCity 8.1 EAP Build #29848: Almost 8.1

Here is the new EAP build for you to try. We are aiming to release 8.1 within days, so this is actually a release candidate build. Try it and let us know (via teamcity-feedback@jetbrains.com email) if you find any issues with it.

Please note that the build has no EAP license key bundled, but if you have installed previous EAP build, it will still be active.

TeamCity 8.1 EAP Build #29790: Build Artifacts, Backup/Restore Improvements and More

We are targeting 8.1 release for February, so here is one of the last EAP builds before the release. It includes several new features like ability to configure build artifacts via selecting paths in UI, improved backup and restore performance and more. For a full list of fixed issues, check the tracker.

This version comes with a bundled EAP license key which will be removed in one of the next public builds, so it's a good chance to get a build and use it for several months without build configurations or agents limitations before deciding to upgrade the licenses.

Get to the download and do not forget to report any found issues to us via the forum or the issue tracker.

TeamCity 8.0.6 BugFix Update

Here is a new update for the stable TeamCity versions: 8.0.6 is ready for download with the latest fixes included.

Most notably, full support for Visual Studio 2013 and ReSharper 8.1 is now included out of the box. The version also contains several important performance improvements, so upgrade is recommended.

TeamCity 8.0.6 still uses the same database format as other 8.0.x versions, so you can upgrade/downgrade between the versions.

This might be the last update for 8.0.x versions as we plan to release 8.1 in February. It might be a good time to prepare for the upgrade to 8.1 and try 8.1 EAP to see how it works in your environment.

TeamCity 8.1 EAP Build #29687: Better Templated Configurations Customizations and More

Here is a fresh update from the current TeamCity development for the version 8.1. It includes further enhancements in the first build creation experience and allows to override most of the options coming from the build configuration template in place. hose like build number format or failure conditions.

Check the release notes for complete overview of the new features.

If you plan to upgrade to 8.1 when it becomes available, consider getting this EAP build to evaluate the features and let us know your feedback so that we can still incorporate it into the release.

The forum and the issue tracker are at your disposal!