Coming Soon in TeamCity 2020.2

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OAuth login via GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket (including on‑prem GitHub/GitLab in progress) allows auto‑mapping or creation of users; Bitbucket Cloud pull requests are supported only for same‑repo PRs. A bundled Python build runner auto‑detects interpreters, supports venv/pip/pytest and Docker, and reports tests into TeamCity UI. New agentless build steps let builds release agents while waiting for external services that must call a new REST API; the number of agentless steps equals agent licenses. Time‑limited access tokens, flaky‑test marking, editable secondary nodes and Sakura UI improvements round out the release.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:00OAuth authentication via GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket
3. 2:35New integrations
4. 7:19Core CI improvements
5. 11:58Multi-server capabilities
6. 13:05Administration
7. 15:14Sakura UI
8. 19:51Recap
9. 22:05Q&A

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