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In my CruiseControl instances, I have version controlled the ccnet.config file.
When I want to update CruiseControl, I run an "update config" job which fetches the config from version control.
In this manner, the very build process of a release is configuration managed.
I am wondering how to achieve these goals effectively under TeamCity.
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TeamCity allows synchronizing project settings with the version control repository (VCS). Supported VCSs are Git, Mercurial, Perforce, Subversion, and Azure DevOps Server (formerly TFS).
Go to Administration | Projects and open the required project. Alternatively, open the project using the Projects pop-up menu and click Edit Project Settings. The Project Settings page will open. On the Project Settings page, click Create build configuration under the Build Configurations section.
Pausing Build Configuration To remove the builds of the paused build configuration from the build queue, check the Cancel already queued builds box. Click Pause to confirm. To activate a paused build configuration, select Activate in the Actions menu.
An ID is an identifier given to TeamCity entities (projects, build configurations, templates, VCS roots, and so on). Each entity has two identifiers: external ID. Universally Unique ID, or UUID.
This has been introduced in TeamCity 9. Also answered in another post:
Version control (e.g. in TFS) build configuration for TeamCity - is it possible?
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I try to keep what ever CI I am using as light as possible and put as much of the running of the build into an msbuild or nant script including running tests, code coverage, etc.
The benefit of this is:
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