r/teamcity

The idea behind Jenkins Bridge is simple: Connect TeamCity to Jenkins and mirror your Jenkins jobs in the TeamCity UI without migrating or rewriting them.

In this first version, you can:

• Start Jenkins jobs from TeamCity, including parameterized builds.
• Follow live build progress and console output in TeamCity.
• View Jenkins pipeline stages, dependencies, and stage logs in the Pipeline Graph.
• Investigate Jenkins test results and failure details using TeamCity’s test interface.
• See build results, parameters, VCS changes, and published artifacts.

If you use Jenkins, would this be useful in your setup? Feedback from real cases would be terrific.

Thanks a lot!