Continuous Workflow (Team Tools)
summary
Demo of JetBrains teamware shows Hub + YouTrack + TeamCity + Upsource integrated with IntelliJ, with TeamCity auto-detecting a Gradle project and starting a build in about 20 seconds. CI uses agent pools (examples mention hundreds of agents and an idle 0.7% usage), supports Docker-based agents and Kubernetes, and runs build chains with artifact and snapshot dependencies. IDE can remote run from IDE to TeamCity, TeamCity settings are declared as code via Kotlin DSL, and YouTrack supports JavaScript workflows and automatic issue updates from VCS/CI.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:41Features
- 4:10Projects
- 5:23Team Settings
- 6:50Project Creation
- 8:35Configurations
- 9:49Triggers
- 11:08Build Keys and Agents
- 12:44Use Agents
- 14:10Build Results
- 15:14Team City
- 24:55Build Chain
- 30:58Issue Tracker
- 33:42Backlog
- 35:33Workflows
- 38:52Up Source
- 40:21Code Reviews
- 43:58GitHub Reviews
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