Oleg Gerovich

Created January 09, 2012 19:11

You can create some placeholder project, archive it and MOVE configurations that you want to archive there. You have to do it one by one, but hopefully you don't archive too often. The end effect i...

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Created January 06, 2012 21:51

Hi Stephane,I would recommend 3 projects - one per  product. You can have your 3 platforms*3 modes*4 versions=36 builds in  each project. This will provide visibility into each product's health.  Y...

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Created June 13, 2012 20:07

We actually were using TFS for building for a little while and for revision control. We went through a similar evaluation and the major reasons were what you and the posts mentioned. The big TeamCi...

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Created August 14, 2012 18:30

I would really like to see a type of Professional license that lets you choose your limitation: number of build configs or number of users or number of build agents.Our scenario:Enterprise license ...

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Created August 22, 2012 14:28

Hi Martin,If you are using IIS7, you can set the .NET version for your application's app pool on the target server following these instructions:http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc754523%2...

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Created August 22, 2012 14:37

Glad to hear that. Thanks for the link.

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Created August 06, 2012 16:44

Haven't used Crucible, but have been using CodeCollaborator for 5 years now. It has some very nice features, but does not integrate with any CI tools AFAIK. It would be cool if JB came up with a to...

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Created April 04, 2013 14:47

Hi Du,Yes. The VCS root has a path to p4.exe that you need to specify and this is on TC server. I believe this is needed because TC server polls Perforce if there are any new changes. If you specif...

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Created July 30, 2013 17:53

Lyle,http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/TW-30188 might be the answer to your problem. Please try TC 8.0.2.

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Created September 25, 2013 15:06

Roman,Do you see MSBuild in the runner dropdown? You can use that on a .csproj file directly.

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