Teamcity Upgrade issues
Hello,
We are trying to migrate our production TeamCity from version 9.1.4 to version 2017.1. The upgrade process works well and everything works once I get onto the web UI. The problem is that, after a couple of minutes the build queue suddenly starts to build up and it goes all the way up to 3,000. I'm not sure how to clear that or how to do a queue purge and i'm not sure why that's happening. Before doing the upgrade process I made sure that the artifacts directory was in the spot it needed to be before running the maintainDB restore command. Would anyone happen to know why this is happening, or should we upgrade to version 10 first and them 2017.1.1?
Just a note - this is a test environment to test out the functionality of the new version so none of the build agents are actually attached to this test teamcity as the build queue goes up to 3,000.
Another issue i'm noticing is under Project underneath Project-Related Setting there are no active project according to TeamCity. However, on the home UI I can see all the active projects, which is odd
Any help or information would be appreciated!
Thanks
-Raul
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Actually updating to version 2017.1.1
Hello Raul,
You can upgrade from any version directly to 2017.1.1. It's fully supported.
Regarding your question - do you have a lot of build triggers in your projects? You can see the reason why a build is triggered in teamcity-server.log. What do you see there?
You mentioned that you try to setup a test TeamCity server before an upgrade. Here is recommended steps for setting up a test TeamCity server and upgrading it. Could you please check, that you doesn't miss any important steps?
About the last question - I don't fully get it. What do you mean you see it on TeamCity home UI? Anyway, teamcity-server.log would be very helpful in this case.