Teamcity integration with pycharm

Hi Aravind,

You can trigger builds in TeamCity from PyCharm IDE in a couple of ways.

First of all, you can use the standard approach, where you commit your code into a repository and push it to a remote. Then if you have a Build Configuration with a VCS Trigger looking at this particular remote/branch, your build will start automatically.

You can also run Personal Builds from PyCharm without committing the code. Say, you're currently working in master branch. If you configure the Default branch under VCS Root settings in your Build to check this branch by setting it to refs/heads/master, you will be able to use TeamCity -> Remote Run.. option from PyCharm IDE to run your personal build without committing the code. The trick here is that your build should be tracking the same branch you're working with in order to execute Remote Runs. You can also execute this feature from VCS -> Commit.. dialog in PyCharm:

Alternatively, you can run Personal Builds by creating a Build Configuration with Branch Remote Run Trigger configured to monitor a certain branch. Once you commit a code into this branch, your personal build will automatically start.

Don't hesitate to ask if you still have any questions.