Visual Studio Addin
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Add-in Features
The TeamCity add-in for Microsoft Visual Studio provides the following features:
Remote Run for TFS, Subversion and Perforce (for remote run for Mercurial and Git see Branch Remote Run Trigger)
Pre-Tested (Delayed) Commit for TFS, Subversion and Perforce
fetching JetBrains dotCover coverage analysis data from the TeamCity server (see more) to MS Visual Studio (requires dotCover of the supported version installed in Visual Studio)
viewing recently committed changes and personal builds with their build status in the My Changes tool window
opening build failure details in MS Visual Studio from the TeamCity web UI
viewing failed tests' details for a build
reruning tests failed in the TeamCity build locally via the ReSharper test runner
navigation from the IDE to the build results web page
reapplying changes sent in Remote Run or Pre-tested commit to the working directory
For detailed instructions, refer to the TeamCity Add-in Online Help.
Installing Add-in
Close all running instances of Visual Studio before starting the Add-in installation (initial or upgrade).
- Navigate to the download page of the Visual Studio Add-in:
Click the arrow next to your username in the top right corner of the TeamCity web UI and select My Settings & Tools.
In the TeamCity Tools section on the right, click the Visual Studio Add-in download link.
The TeamCity Visual Studio Add-in is shipped as a part of ReSharper Ultimate products bundle. After installation, the TeamCity Add-in will be available under the RESHARPER menu in Visual Studio.
The Legacy version of the TeamCity VS Add-in for Visual Studio versions from 2005 to 2013 compatible with JetBrains .NET tools prior to ReSharper 9.0, dotCover 3.0 and dotTrace 6.0 is not available since TeamCity 10.0.
Requirements
See the Supported Platforms and Environment page for the system requirements to configure integration with different version control systems or coverage tools.
See also:
Related blog post: TeamCity plugin for Visual Studio@TeamCity blog
Troubleshooting: TeamCity Visual Studio Add-in issues