![]() When the build is detached the TeamCity console shows the build as continuing to execute.Ī build step can detach the agent by emitting the service message #teamcity. This is accomplished by using a callback approach. It makes it possible to simulate the behavior of a synchronous operation on a TeamCity agent even when the call to the external service is asynchronous. This was designed for calling external asynchronous services from a TeamCity agent. Starting with the 2020.2 build of TeamCity, there is a feature called detached builds. This makes it difficult to trigger other builds or use the deployment build as a snapshot dependency because it’s not clear when the deployment is actually complete. This is good because it doesn’t consume an agent while waiting, but bad because there is no indication in TeamCity that the deployment is still executing, no indication of the current status, and no reporting of the final result of the deployment. It does not block until the deployment is complete. Unlike most build tasks executed in TeamCity, the AWS call returns as soon as the message is received. An example of when you might want to do this is to make CloudFormation updates or initiate a deployment using CodeDeploy. One of the challenges with invoking a process in AWS from TeamCity is that the call to AWS is usually asynchronous. The default value is 1000.TLDR Use TeamCity detached builds and callbacks to provide a more seamless integration between TeamCity and AWS Services. 3.upload.retryDelayMs - the initial delay between attempts in milliseconds. ![]() 3.upload.numberOfRetries - the number of attempts the tool makes when uploading data to S3 if it encounters errors. 3.forceVirtualHostAddressing - specifies whether the tool should use the virtual hosted style of S3 URL addresses instead of the deprecated path style. ![]() 3.threadCount - the number of threads that the tool should use to upload data to S3. It may happen due to the lack of permissions. controls whether the migration should fail if the tool cannot fetch the storage settings from the TeamCity server. threadCount - the number of threads that the tool should use for processing. You can add the following properties to the configuration file. Migrate.bat -project="SampleProject" -source="PROJECT_EXT_2" -start-migration -remove-artifacts-in-source reset-migration-plan - discard the current migration plan.įor example, the following command moves artifacts from the given Amazon S3 storage to a currently active storage. Artifacts that were not copied will not be removed. remove-artifacts-in-source - delete copied artifacts from the source storage. revert-migration - remove copied artifacts from the target storage in case of an incomplete or interrupted migration. start-migration - copy artifacts from the source storage to the target storage. show-migration-plan - show the migration plan. create-migration-plan - create or update the migration plan. To migrate artifacts in one go (without the tool asking you for confirmation or input), specify the required migration steps by adding the following commands. ![]() Use this option to discard the saved migration plan if you specified incorrect migration parameters. You can select this option in case of an incomplete or interrupted migration.ĭelete artifacts from the source storage.įorget the migration plan. This option removes copied artifacts from the target storage. The first time you run the migration tool in this mode, it detects artifacts that should be copied, saves the migration plan, and asks you for the next step.Ĭopy artifacts from the source storage to the target storage. Migrate.bat -p "NetFrameworkProject3" -source="PROJECT_EXT_2"Ĭurrently, the tool accepts only Amazon S3 bucket IDs as the "source" parameter values. The snippet below demonstrates the contents of a sample application.properties file. The server URL and default artifact storage paths can be found on the Administration | Global Settings page. Navigate to Your Profile | Access Tokens to create a new token. Tokens must have permissions sufficient to access artifact storages. token - the TeamCity authentication token. If your TeamCity server uses multiple directories as artifacts storages, use a semicolon character ( ) as a separator. directories - the absolute path to the local TeamCity artifact storage. the TeamCity server's address (protocol, host, and port). Configuration Fileīefore you can run the artifacts migration tool, you need to specify the following settings in the config/application.properties file. Note that you need this tool to be on the same machine where the TeamCity server is installed. You can download this tool from the Project Settings | Artifacts Storage page. The artifacts migration tool is a command-line tool that allows you to transfer build artifacts from one storage to another.Ĭurrently, the tool accepts only Amazon S3 as a migration target.
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