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How do I get a graph of build times in TeamCity?

I want to keep track of our build times for different agents in TeamCity. How do I go about this?

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Errr ... it's on the Statistics tab in TeamCity. :)

Bedwyr Humphreys  2010-08-04 15:33:05

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