Does anyone know of a way to view entire source of a build via TeamCity - Jenkins has a nice feature whereby you can get to the workspace really easily. Hope this is possible out-of-the-box or via some other method. Thanks.
I don't know if there is a way to directly get to the source through the Team City interface, but I do know that as you inspect problems, you can get a stack dump. It wouldn't surprise me if you can.
But, I use a different work flow instead, since the CI's working environment should only be a checkout from your source. Therefore if you have your revision information, you can view the source from your repository:
Use the
%build.vcs.number.1%
property in your "Build Number Format" field; this will place the revision ID into the build's name. You can then view that source exactly in the repository.You can configure where the checkouts go, but either way you can navigate to "Team City's" working directory if you have access to that box.
You can get the temporary WC directory through the
%system.teamcity.build.checkoutDir%
property if you want to see the directory on disk where the checkouts etc. happened at.see this TeamCity article for more information on changing it.
You can turn on VCS Labeling under the VCS Settings, where a build is auto-labeled in your repository. That naming convention is also configurable.
- see this blog for more information.
Hope that helps.
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