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TeamCity can now store project settings in version control: just select a VCS root where the settings are to be stored on the Versioned Settings page of the project administration. After the root is selected, each administrative change you make to the settings in the TeamCity Web UI is committed to the selected root. The settings for subprojects are stored in the VCS root specified at the parent project level. It is also possible to use a different VCS root for a subproject.
It also works in the opposite direction - if you change the settings and commit them to the version control, TeamCity applies the changes on the fly.
Now you can see the comparative statistics of build time for projects and build configurations: the Build Time report is now available in the Project-related Settings of the TeamCity Administration area.
The report displays total build duration within the last 24 hours for the server and individual projects (the default settings) with the percentage in relation to the parent project. The grouping and the period settings can be modified.
With the project grouping selected, the scope can be further drilled down to an individual build configuration different shades of gray showing the hierarchy:
http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/TW-15525
http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/TW-33109
http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/TW-35039 - VCS instances calculation I s faster
The national character sets (nchar, nvarchar, nclob types) for text fields are now supported in MS SQL and Oracle databases used by TeamCity. You can now use Unicode characters in the following fields in TeamCity:
To share a meta runner with someone, you can now use the Import button on the Meta-Runner tab of the project administration where you can paste the XML definition of a meta-runner. this enables users to use meta-runners on servers they do not have access to.
http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/TW-12565