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Learning Continuous Integration with TeamCity

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Learning Continuous Integration with TeamCity

Overview of this book

Table of Contents (19 chapters)
Learning Continuous Integration with TeamCity
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Index

Managing projects of interest


In an organization, a single TeamCity server might be used to host CI for multiple project teams. Hence, there might be TeamCity projects that are not of any particular interest to a team member. Depending on the team structure and setup of TeamCity, even certain build configurations may not be of interest to all the users of a TeamCity server.

TeamCity provides the ability to hide the web interface, projects, and build configurations that may not be of interest to a particular user. Projects and build configurations can also be reordered as desired.

Note

Administrators can use TeamCity's Authentication and Roles settings to have projects accessible to only a set of concerned users. The ability to hide/show projects discussed here is about user preferences and not about access control.

Hiding projects

Projects can be hidden, unhidden, and reordered using the Configure Visible Projects link found at the top-right corner of the Overview page, just below the navigation...