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Evgeniy Koshkin

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License

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Apache 2.0

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Type

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free, open-source

Plugin Description

Allows using TeamCity as a Windows symbol and source server.

Plugin Development Status

Actively developed.

Download

Last successful build compatible with TeamCity 8.0.3 (or later) available on the public TeamCity server

Installation

1. Put symbol-server.zip into the <TeamCity Data Directory>/plugins folder.
2. Restart the server.

Build Agent(s) Requirements

Debugging tools for Windows must be installed on build agent(s) to make the plugin work.

Usage

To enable symbols and sources indexing, add the Symbol Files Indexer build feature to the build configuration. After that all PDB files published as build artifacts of this configuration and all related sources will be indexed.
The PDB files packed via TeamCity artifact publishing rules will be handled correctly.

The indexed data can be accessed in both modes: public (not requiring authorization) and authorized. The plugin uses standard authentication settings provided by the TeamCity server.

The following permissions are checked:

• View build runtime parameters and data - while accessing symbols,
• View VCS file content - while accessing sources.
  These are the default permissions of Project Developers.

When logging into TeamCity as a guest user, the corresponding permissions are checked to grant anonymous access to symbols and sources. If the guest user permissions are insufficient, all enabled Http authentication modules are applied and the user will be asked for credentials.

The access mode can be configured globally or on a project-level. Also, different access modes can be specified for the symbols and sources.

TeamCity as a symbol server should be referenced by the following URL <TEAMCITY_SERVER_URL>/app/symbols. The exact URL is available on the Administration > Integrations > Symbol Server page.

Feedback/Support

If you believe you've faced a bug: Issue Tracker (project: TeamCity)
If you want to ask a question or discuss: Forum

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