#TEAMCITY VS AZURE DEVOPS UPDATE#

With Helix Swarm, JetBrains has extended the Commit Status Publisher build feature by adding the new Perforce Swarm publisher.

TeamCity also has added support for the new Perforce Shelve Trigger, which detects new and modified shelved changelists whose descriptions contain a given keyword and triggers personal builds on them. A whole build chain can be triggered on such a changelist, with the user able to see the list of shelved files inside the TeamCity user interface. This release also brings updates to TeamCity’s integration with Perforce Helix Core and Helix Swarm. With Helix, the Run custom build feature now allows users to run personal builds with changes from a shelved changelist in Perforce. Users need to have a mobile device and an authenticator app to scan a QR code to key in. TeamCity administrators can now enable two-factor authentication and require users to enter an additional authentication code to log in.

#TEAMCITY VS AZURE DEVOPS UPDATE#

JetBrains has released TeamCity 2021.2, the latest version of its continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) server, adding features such as two-factor authentication, closer integration with other platforms such as Perforce and Azure DevOps, and enhancements to the Sakura user interface.Īnnounced on the JetBrains blog, the newest update to TeamCity builds on security for an organisation’s CI/CD process with support for two-factor authentication.

Teamcity vs azure devops