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Rene Medellin

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Rene Medellin commented, November 06, 2008 18:14
Also, are you running any NUnit tests. Pay attention to how much time you're spending on the following stages (depending on what build runner you're using): Checking for changes (connection to sour...
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Rene Medellin created a post, October 28, 2008 17:33
Managing Build Configurations over time - archive, move, hide, disable

Is there an overall strategy for how to manage build configurations at their "end of life"? The scenario is as follows: I have a number of build configurations created to build the release branch ...
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Rene Medellin commented, August 04, 2008 19:38
Right. I was looking more for a cost-benefit explanation of many, smaller checks vs. less numerous but more voluminuous requests for changes. If you setup your VCS root high enough each of your che...
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Rene Medellin commented, July 29, 2008 21:01
Can you provide a little more detail as to how the load is reduced? or the specific/quantifiable implications of having each build conf have its own vcs root?
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Rene Medellin commented, March 05, 2008 19:05
The output from NUnitLauncher mentions an error in an MSBuild script. When I look around the Build working dir in the BuildAgent though I can't find this generated file. Where can I find it?: [Targ...
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Rene Medellin created a post, February 15, 2008 16:09
Troubleshooting NUnitLauncher2.0.exe

Every now and again we run into Unit tests that fail in mysterious ways and the lack of verbosity in the output generated by NUnitLauncher2.0.exe is a bit frustrating. Can anyone suggest any way in...
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Rene Medellin commented, January 30, 2008 20:40
So after a lot of good feedback from the support team (Thanks Yegor!) we've identified the issue. Our biggest performance hit was the result of migrating 200+ build configurations each with their o...
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Rene Medellin commented, January 15, 2008 16:36
No. We have a dedicated Windows 2003 server that we run the server piece on. With 6 windows build agents and 2 Linux ones that run on separate hosts (through VMWare). The only other thing our Build...
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Rene Medellin created a post, January 14, 2008 22:21
How's your Performance in TC 3.0? Ours... not so good

We're seeing serious performance degradation after migrating to TeamCity 3.0. Our server's CPU is maxed out at 100% and admin on the server as well as the web interface become unusable. We see a si...
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Rene Medellin commented, December 04, 2007 22:14
But this logic will become very difficult to implement right away. Too many scenarios. I still think a build agent property and threshold is the best way to go. Just add a requirement to all your b...
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