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JetBrains TeamCity 3.0 Provides Visual Build Metrics


By Alex Handy
January 1, 2008 — 
Sometimes, a couple of pictures can say more than a written report.

JetBrains on Dec. 6 released TeamCity version 3.0, adding in a host of new charting options to help managers get a visual idea of their team's build metrics. TeamCity is a continuous integration and build management suite that can link into multiple IDEs and source control systems, be they Java or .NET.

New to this version is the ability to output charts using the various build metrics available. Those metrics can measure such things as commits, unit test coverage and the successes and failures of nightly QA batteries.

Checked-in code can also be scraped to find duplications and code similarities, a feature that is newly applied to .NET in version 3.0. .NET users can also take advantage of the newly added support for pretested commits in IDEs from Visual Studio to Subversion.

Version 3.0 is available in two flavors: the free professional edition; and the commercial enterprise edition, which includes per-project access privilege management.


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