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What can I do while I wait for the TeamCity Git plugin to get pre-tested commit support?

I'm brand new to CI. I want to submit my code changes to TeamCity and have it run all the tests and, if they pass, commit to source. However, I use Git and it looks like the Git plugin doesn't have support for pre-tested commits or personal builds yet.

If you use Git and TeamCity, how do you deal with this?

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It's already supported in the upcoming TeamCity 5.0 for IntelliJ IDEA 9.0. For Visual Studio support watch/vote the issue.

TeamCity 5.0 also has a feature to perform remote runs from the command line tool if your IDE is not supported.

CrazyCoder  2009-10-06 04:26:33

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