When an integration is configured, TeamCity automatically transforms an issue ID (=issue key in Jira, work item ID in Azure DevOps Server) mentioned in the VCS commit comment into a link to the corresponding issue, and the basic issue details are displayed in the TeamCity web UI when hovering over the icon next to the issue ID (for example, on the Changes tab of Build Results). The Supported Platforms and Environments page lists supported versions. TeamCity supports Jira, Bugzilla, YouTrack, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket (Cloud, Server, Data Center), and Azure DevOps Server (formerly TFS) trackers out of the box.

You can configure integration if you have multiple projects on both the TeamCity and the issue tracker server or if you are using different issue trackers for different projects.Įnabling integration for the project also enables it for all its subprojects if the configuration settings are different in a subproject, its settings have priority over the project's settings. The integration is configured at the project level: the Project Administrator permissions are required.

TeamCity detects issues mentioned in the comments to version control changes, turning them into links to your issue tracker in the TeamCity UI. TeamCity can be integrated with your issue tracker to provide a comprehensive view of your development project.

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