Getting Started With Kotlin DSL in TeamCity: From Zero to Hero
summary
Shows how to enable TeamCity’s Kotlin DSL, have the server commit a settings.kts to VCS, and use view DSL copy‑paste to generate correct Kotlin blocks; demonstrates a build chain of four build types (build, fastest, slowest, package), runs two tests in parallel, refactors duplicated build definitions into a reusable Maven class, and proves changes update TeamCity automatically. Covers how UI edits produce patch files for conflicts when Kotlin is ambiguous, how to declare sequential/parallel blocks, and use context parameters as templates for reusable configs.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:30Project Overview
- 3:10TeamCity UI Project Setup
- 6:55Enabling Versioned Settings
- 9:22Basic Kotlin Script Overview
- 16:15View DSL - Kotlin Code Through the UI
- 22:15UI / Kotlin Code Conflicts
- 28:26Creating Build Pipelines
- 38:30Refactoring Build Pipelines
- 49:49Context Parameters
- 57:20Recap
- 59:15Q&A
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