Questions tagged [teamcity]

Did you know that TeamCity, developed by JetBrains, is a powerful continuous integration tool and Java-based build management system designed to greatly benefit teams who embrace an agile development methodology?

Looking for ways to speed up npm installation on TeamCity?

Having trouble using TeamCity to build and deploy my Ionic program. Every time, TeamCity needs to install all npm modules again. I attempted to backup the node_modules folder using PowerShell, but unfortunately TeamCity does not allow the use of remove-it ...

Guide to setting up a parameterized Selenium test using NUnit on TeamCity?

I am currently developing Selenium webdriver tests in Visual Studio with C# for regression testing. I have chosen NUnit as my testing framework. My goal is to parameterize the URL so that the same set of tests can be executed against various deployments u ...

executing bower via TeamCity on Windows

In my project's build steps using Team City 9.0c, there is a task that involves running the command bower install without any parameters. Although Bower is installed on the system (I can execute it via the command prompt), I encountered the following erro ...

TeamCity Server experiences issues with WebDriver's ImplicitlyWait功能

In the process of developing functional tests with Selenium 2 framework on a Firefox 10 environment, we have encountered an issue with a special functionality: driver.Manage().Timeouts().ImplicitlyWait(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(5)); We are attempting to set u ...

Exploring the possibilities of TeamCity integration with NodeJS for streamlined API testing

I'm currently in the process of setting up a CI/CD pipeline that involves using TeamCity as the build server. The pipeline has 3 build steps that I have configured: Running npm install, Executing node server.js, Running node run_tests.js The issue ...

Managing package versions with package.json and teamcity integration

Our team utilizes TeamCity for builds and deployments. One of our goals is to have TeamCity automatically set the version number in the package.json file. In the past, we used a tool called gulp-bump to update the version number, but TeamCity's build ...