How to make work TeamCity Agent on Windows with Git through SSH
1. Run TeamCity Agent not from System account
2. This account must have a PuTTY session stored with SSH key
3. Server’s key must be cached by the TeamCity agent acount. Run plink in console and point plink to the target server.
plink -agent -i c:\[path-to-key]\my_teamcity_private_key.ppk bitbucket.org
Confirm key caching ‘y’
This is the third part of my blogpost about integration between issue tracking system, CI server and VCS. Part 1 is about components setup. Part 2 is about project setup.
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This is the second part of blogpost about integration between issue tracking system, CI server and VCS. Part 1 is about components setup. Part 3 is about resolving an issue.
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This is the first part of my blogpost about integration between issue tracking system, CI server and VCS. Part 2 is about project setup. Part 3 is about resolving an issue.
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I have a couple of Merurial repos on BitBucket. And I have a CI TeamCity server on Windows. I want to integrate my local TeamCity with remote repos on BitBucket through SSH.
Ok, let’s start. As a precondition we should have PuTTY installed and added to PATH on TeamCity Windows server and a generated public/private SSH keys pair.
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I was working with SVN quite a long time and was happy about it. But number of active projects increased and some of them were needed to be supported even while travels. Since that time I moved to decentralised version control system and have control over my code-sources even when I’m travelling and without internet connection.
For code hosting I use SourceForge.net for opencource projects and BitBucket.org for private projects. BitBucket.org supports both Git and Mercurial and allows 5 repo users for free. I prefer to work with Mercurial.
How to move a code repository from remote SVN server to Mercurial BitBucket?
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