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It took us more than a month to prepare another bugfix release. TeamCity 7.1.2 contains > 100 fixes and some of them are rather important.

We fixed several performance issues, compatibility with Perforce 2012.2, a couple of bugs with builds sitting in the build queue and not starting. We also added compatibility fixes for NuGet 2.0 and support for new Amazon EC2 instances. We strongly recommend everyone to upgrade to this version.

If you’re using GroovyPlug please install new version of this plugin, see TW-23898 for details. Please follow GroovyPlug installation instructions.

TeamCity 7.1.2 is a bugfix release and as such it does not modify data structure. It should be easy to install and easy to revert to previous 7.1.x version in case of any problems.

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TeamCity has a constantly growing number of integrations. Some of them are quite interesting. One such recent integration is provided by our technical partner — White Source Software.

Almost all software projects these days use open source libraries. However the fact that a library has its code “open sourced” does not automatically mean you can use it in your software. Unfortunately, not all libraries have commercial-friendly licenses, not all libraries can be distributed as a part of commercial software, etc.

The unique solution provided by White Source Software addresses this problem. It helps companies to define and enforce open source library policies in their software and monitor these policies continuously. With their integration with TeamCity, White Source has the ability to fail and approve builds based on policies.

The setup is pretty easy:

And here is the juicy part regarding Policy enforcement:

For more information visit
http://www.whitesourcesoftware.com and
http://www.whitesourcesoftware.com/TeamCity_Integration.