JetBrains TeamCity Blog

Good day, dear friends!
TeamCity 4.0 release is getting one step closer to you – we've published TeamCity 4.0 Release Candidate!

Compared to previous EAP, this RC is basically about bug fixing plus a bit of enhancements.

So, don't hesitate and download TeamCity 4.0 RC, and, of course, do not forget to backup your TeamCity data before upgrading!
As always, your feedback is highly appreciated!

Stay tuned, for the release is just around the corner!
The JetBrains TeamCity Team

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Good news everybody!

The release of TeamCity 4.0 is now nearer than it was ever possible!

Even though we struggle to resolve as many issues as possible and our main goal now is the interface polishing, we still bring you some neat new features:

• Eclipse plugin now permits a so long-awaited Remote Run using Perforce plus you can now commit your personal build changes manually.



• For Ipr-based build runners (including Ipr itself, Inspections and Duplicates Finder) you can force retrieving the project-related information and get either missing or already unused parameters of the build configuration.
• Improvements in support of Perforce client mapping configured in TeamCity: mapping of all files in a directory without subdirectories is supported now.

View the complete list of new features and improvements and download a new build. Make a backup copy of your data before upgrade and stay tuned to our announcements.

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TeamCity is much about customization of a great number of settings that results in the elaborate structure of the Reference documentation that we develop. At the moment it includes a number of levels and is split into many sections and finding out the desired topic by simply switching between entries can turn out to be rather difficult task.

To make your life just a little bit easier, we added a small nicety employing the opportunities of the Confluence engine that our reference is based upon. Instead of trying to fetch the results across multiple global spaces that we have here at JetBrains, we limited search to TeamCity 4.0 documentation space only. All the information available in other spaces and other versions of TeamCity Reference is simply cut out.

Just start typing the issue in the search field above the table of contents, view the suggested results highlighted in a popup window, and quickly navigate to the desired topic:

For the forthcoming release we have a number of tricks in the pocket. Stay tuned, check out what is new in this release, and get yourself the latest TeamCity 4.0 EAP build.

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