If I set it in the UI and then export the Kotlin DSL configuration I can see it shows up as some sort of encrypted value

So how can I set it to some other value? And how can I reference a Project param from a Build Step param? /cc @pavel.sher

Didn't env vars work?

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Hey gents, I'm at a startup and we're moving locations, so our IP's are changing and etc etc. I'd kinda like to move my teamcity stuff into the cloud, anybody got a suggestion?

We got the teamcity front-end + database setup on azure (still pointing build agents themselves at machines on our network), but it seems pricey for what its doing.

does anybody have experience with lets-encrypt on windows with teamcity?

I've found this blog: http://www.damirscorner.com/blog/posts/20170120-HttpsInTeamCityWithLetsEncryptCertificate.html, but I dont understand how he can run IIS to host let-encrypt files while also running tomcat to host teamcity

can i just modify Teamcity's Tomcat

/webapps/ROOT/web-inf/web.xml

to expose the lets-encrypt generated

.../ROOT/.wellknown

folder with the challenge?

Hi, I was wondering if there was a notion of TeamCity DSL where we have multiple projects with a singular build. So a project for each branch develop, release and hotfix that pretty much to the same set of build steps but where the projects contain specific parameters (such as deployment_server) that is different for each one.

We use TeamCity as CI tool. Since it supports kotlin DSL for the pipeline/auto configuration. I am exploring an option use the TeamCity settings.kts file and run it locally on my machine to execute the build steps anyone has any experience in this scenario?

got the same problem here, it'd be great to run the script locally, also, do you guys know a website where to look at for documentation, I'm trying to implement it, but got a few issues, and don't really know how to get around them: - does each phase of a project/subproject always run in parallel? - how to archive artifacts - to make a project wait for another one to finish I need to add it as a dep, but there are two types:

artifacts

and

dependency

? or is just that

artifact

can be used inside the

dependencies

block? also how can I use artifacts archived in other jobs?

oh, sorry... Good morning 🤦‍♂️ .. apologies, it's monday 😅

Hey I am playing with team city where my configuration is stored in project

.teamcity/settings.kts

file. I cna open the script in AndroidStudio, I have all proper code colouring, however I don’t have any code completion. ANy ideas how to fix it ? 🤔

Can i use the teamcity parameters like teamcity.serverUrl to make conditional checks in settings.kts file?

Does anybody here have experience writing scripts to try and allocate build agent virtual machines based on usage? I was thinking a fairly simple system where you try to keep one idle agent, when that agent receives a job you try to spin up another one, and when an agent has been idle for 10 minutes it gets turned off.

Old question, but remains not answered. I think that the best way is to create new maven project from existing sources in IntelliJ IDEA pointing toward the

.teamcity/pom.xml

file.

is the teamcity kotlin dsl syntactic sugar over shell scripts? i.e. does it basically at the end of the day ‘compile’ the dsl down to shell commands and run things in bash to test or deploy? [like

mvn package

etc]

Hi. Is there a good/large example of a project using the DSL including unit tests. I'm failing miserably with this. I've managed to get tests to run. But then I my test is failing due to to the DslContext! 1 complete example would be of a massive help in guidance.

Hi! Is this channel still alive? Can anybody help with setting up parameters in Teamcity DSL? Is it possible to set parameter value from environment variable? e.g.

param("key", "Some text %env.VALUE%")

In short I need to store the global variable somewhere, update it with job and use it as a param value in Cloud Profile configuration.

Hello everybody. I wanted to know if there is a dockerfile with teamcity server and agent with jdk 17

Hi. Testing the waters here to see if anyone is still active here 😬 I'm working on an internal DSL to make interfacing with TeamCity easier for our developers. It seems to run well enough when running the mvn:generate action on an actual pipeline, but writing test-code has proven to be quite the challenge. Even with this block

fun generate() {
        project {
            internalBuildTypes.forEach {
                buildType(it)
            }
        }
    }

I get an error

Project builder is not provided

which I cannot get to the bottom off. Anyone have some pointer? Be happy to provide more code if needed!

Hi. Wondering if people have had success with distributing shell/bash scripts along with a DSL-library. My dream scenario would be to add a ./my-random-script.sh in the resources folder of the library and then have a buildType that uses the exec stage like

BuildType({
    ...
    exec {
       path = "/.my-random-script.sh" // or somehow a resolved uri
    } 
})

or really any other way to distribute the file WITH the library (making versioning etc. easier) I'd appreciate any thoughts or ideas here 🙏

Hi I was wondering, if I can somehow configure my teamcity deployment to publish a built artifact (an .apk file) into an open pull request which is supposed to trigger the build step? To give better context, here is what I’d like to have setup: Create pull request -> on each commit (with some delay to not trigger every time if I push 10 commits) trigger a build -> build .apk on teamcity -> send this .apk to the pull request (alternatively, deploy the apk to another place and publish a link to space)

👋 I'm trying to use kotlin compiler options when generating kotlin DSL teamcity configs. Adding the compiler option onto the

kotlin-maven-plugin

ensures the compiler warning dissapper in the settings.kts file (see the configuration parameter below), but trying to generate the configs with the

teamcity-configs:generate

task doesn't work. Question then is, how do I add the compiler options so that they are picked up also when generating configs, and avoid the following error:

[ERROR] Error while generating TeamCity configs:
[ERROR] Compilation error settings.kts[8:9]: To use contextual declarations, specify the `-Xcontext-receivers` compiler option
[ERROR] Compilation error settings.kts[13:13]: To use contextual declarations, specify the `-Xcontext-receivers` compiler option

these are the compiler options I'm adding:

<configuration>
                    <args>
                        <arg>-Xcontext-receivers</arg>
                    </args>
                </configuration>

☝️ again, they are picked up, but not when generating configs which seems like a bug? 🐞

Hi all, My Teamcity has both built-in and AWS S3 storage configured, but only the AWS S3 is active. However, both are used to store created artefacts, and my server instance hit regularly a free disk limit. Is there a way not to keep any artefacts on the built-in storage, or to have a clean-up rule specific to a storage configuration? Thanks for your help

Does TeamCity Pipelines only support GitHub at the moment? I wonder if I can connect SpaceCode with TeamCity Pipelines

Why would this run shadowJar?

package _Self.buildTypes

import jetbrains.buildServer.configs.kotlin.*
import jetbrains.buildServer.configs.kotlin.buildFeatures.perfmon
import jetbrains.buildServer.configs.kotlin.buildSteps.gradle
import jetbrains.buildServer.configs.kotlin.triggers.vcs

object Build1 : BuildType({
    name = "Build (1)"

    vcs {
        root(HttpsGitJetbrainsSpaceZealstechMainZealsKtorGitRefsHeadsMaster1)
    }
    steps {
        gradle {
            name = "gradleBuild"
            id = "gradleBuild"
            tasks = "build"
            buildFile = "build.gradle.kts"
        }
    }
    triggers {
        vcs {
        }
    }

    features {
        perfmon {
        }
    }
})