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1. Teamcity Documentation 1. TeamCity Documentation . 5 1.1 What's New in TeamCity 2018.1 . 6 1.2 Getting Started with TeamCity . 11 1.2.1 Continuous Integration with TeamCity . 12 1.2.2 Installation Quick Start . 14 1.2.3 Configure and Run Your First Build . 17 1.3 Concepts . 27 1.3.1 Build Artifact . 28 1.3.2 Build Configuration . 29 1.3.3 Composite Build Configuration . 33 1.3.4 Deployment Build Configuration . 34 1.3.5 Build Configuration Template . 34 1.3.6 Build Log . 38 1.3.7 Build Queue . 39 1.3.8 Build State . 41 1.3.9 Build Tag . 45 1.3.10 Change . 45 1.3.11 Change State . 46 1.3.12 Difference Viewer . 47 1.3.13 Project . 48 1.3.14 Build Agent . 49 1.3.15 Agent Home Directory . 51 1.3.16 Agent Requirements . 52 1.3.17 Agent Work Directory . 53 1.3.18 Authentication Modules . 53 1.3.19 Build Chain . 53 1.3.20 Build Checkout Directory . 56 1.3.21 Build Grid . 58 1.3.22 Build History . 58 1.3.23 Build Number . 58 1.3.24 Build Runner . 58 1.3.25 Build Working Directory . 59 1.3.26 Clean Checkout . 59 1.3.27 Clean-Up . 60 1.3.28 Code Coverage . 63 1.3.29 Code Duplicates . 63 1.3.30 Code Inspection . 64 1.3.31 Continuous Integration . 64 1.3.32 Dependent Build . 64 1.3.33 Guest User . 66 1.3.34 History Build . 67 1.3.35 Notifier . 67 1.3.36 Personal Build . 67 1.3.37 Pinned Build . 68 1.3.38 Pre-Tested (Delayed) Commit . 68 1.3.39 Remote Run . 69 1.3.40 Role and Permission . 69 1.3.41 Run Configuration Policy . 72 1.3.42 TeamCity Data Directory . 72 1.3.43 TeamCity Specific Directories . 75 1.3.44 User Account . 75 1.3.45 User Group . 76 1.3.46 Wildcards . 76 1.3.47 Already Fixed In . 77 1.3.48 First Failure . 78 1.3.49 Super User . ..
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