Eric Borchardt

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Created July 30, 2021 20:42

Yes, you can use the following: PUT http://<TeamCity Server host>:<port>/app/rest/projects/<projectLocator>/archived The endpoint accepts text/plain and uses true or false to set the desired status...

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3. REST API: archive project / move build configuration to archived project.

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Created July 30, 2021 20:27

Hi, It is not currently possible to customize the finish build trigger exactly as you're describing. However, we do have a feature request that I think would be related. Please take a look at TW-36...

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3. Conditional Finish Build Trigger

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Edited July 26, 2021 20:32

When running a Docker container where the Docker service is required within the container, you must run it as root (which you are already doing) or use the linux-sudo tag. Additionally, you must ru...

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3. Can't run Docker inside a TeamCity agent

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Created June 11, 2021 17:34

Hi, Your plan seems fine, but let me clarify a few things regarding each step. First, please take a look at Creating a Server Copy with All Data and Moving TeamCity Installation to New Machine. Her...

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3. Upgrade planning

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Created June 07, 2021 17:22

In order to move files between your build agents, there must be some sort of network path between the two or some intermediate location that is accessible by both agents. Would it be possible to ha...

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3. Copy test files to agent

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Created June 07, 2021 16:53

What version of TeamCity are you running? Can you please share the steps to reproduce this?

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3. Build configuration status icon

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Created June 03, 2021 00:15

Thanks, can you look for the most recent server startup to see if you can find the data directory location? You should find something like: The TeamCity Data Directory "/data/teamcity_server/datad...

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3. IllegalStateException: Versions mismatch: the configuration version is 958 but the database version is 976

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Created June 02, 2021 22:04

That seems very strange to me. Could you please send me the teamcity-server.log covering the period of time the backup was started through the web UI?

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3. IllegalStateException: Versions mismatch: the configuration version is 958 but the database version is 976

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Created June 02, 2021 19:52

Hi, A version mismatch indicates that the data directory and database are not on the same data format versions. Does your upgraded TeamCity instance run? How are you attempting to make your backup?...

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3. IllegalStateException: Versions mismatch: the configuration version is 958 but the database version is 976

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Edited May 21, 2021 16:18

It looks like the container has a binding to /tcdata and /tclogs on the host machine. If you start up another container, you could include this binding. See https://docs.docker.com/storage/bind-mou...

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3. TC Configuration Format Version

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