#Teamcity build branch mac

teamcity directory with the current project settings to the default branch of the selected VCS root. Once versioned settings are enabled, TeamCity will commit the. Once you have configured and added the custom field, you can remotely run builds in TeamCity from Jira. TeamCity will then take the settings from a branch used by the build instead of the current settings. You can also allow users to view and edit properties which the build is triggered with. Optionally, you can allow users to view and edit the comment appended to the build.You can also add an optional comment and define the build parameters. Select the appropriate TeamCity server, project, build configuration and branch.On the opened page, click Edit Default Value.Locate the newly added custom field and click the cogwheel button.Passing '-logPath -' will print build logs within a command window or powerShell window on a Windows machine, but I cant get any output to TeamCity on those Windows.

#Teamcity build branch mac

Passing '-logPath' in as an argument does work on Mac build machines. Select the screens where you want to display this field. I get no build logs to print out in the TeamCity build log window.Specify the field name and its description.In the Select a Field Type form, switch to view all custom fields and enter 'TeamCity' into the search field.Navigate to Administration > Issues > Fields > Custom Fields.It allows you to remotely run builds on TeamCity server from Jira.īefore proceeding to configuration of this custom field, please refer to the documentation about management of custom fields in Jira. Starting from version 2.2.0, TeamCity Integration for Jira app allows you to manage the TeamCity Build Runner custom field. This feature is available for Jira Server only.