Now it's the simple case of just looking at the name of the folder Octopus Deploy puts code into, as this will match the build number in TeamCity and therefore the tag in git. Redémarrez lIDE et cest fini Contribute to SuimgCn/JetBrains-License-Server development by creating an account on GitHub Upsource is a code review and repository browsing tool To configure automatic License Server discovery, add a DNS TXT record url for the name: jetbrains-license-server TeamCity is a build management tool by JetBrains. We could work it out, but it involved clicking lots of links in Octopus Deploy, TeamCity and then git. This is really useful, because up until that point we had no easy wayof working out exactly which version of our code was running on our production box. Last week Steve setup TeamCity to automatically tag our git repository (hosted in BitBucket) after a successful build with the associated build number, but only on our develop (master) branch. We call it develop, but really we treat it more like master. We have a branch that all of our releases into production go out from. Actually both are tightly coupled CI server takes source code from VCS and runs all the pre-configured by build. Everybody will agree that nowadays Continuous Integration (CI) process established on project is as usual as Version Control System (VCS) for source code.
The kudos for these improvements goes to my colleagues Steve ( blog) and Jev. Continuous Integration with TeamCity Supporting Multiple Branches. Without this setting TeamCity will use repository mirror and we won’t have access to Git tags information in our build. First thing we need to do for tag-based version number generation is to change Checkout policy setting to Do not use mirrors.
In the last week we've made a few more improvements that are worth a mention. With Git tags setup we can proceed to TeamCity build plan configuration. I've written previously about various aspects of the DrDoctor automated build process (you can read a few posts here, here and here).
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