TeamCity build checker for TFS pull requests

Shows a status of a corresponding TeamCity build on the TFS pull request pages. Tested with TFS 2017 and TeamCity 10.x

What is TeamCity build checker for TFS pull requests?

TeamCity build checker for TFS pull requests is a Chrome extension that displays the status of corresponding TeamCity builds on TFS pull request pages. It works by retrieving the last commit id from TFS Git API and finding the last build with the same id. The plugin then indicates the build status with an icon.

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By: Artem Utkin

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Users: 4 ▲ 1

Version: 1.0 (Last updated: 2017-06-17)

Creation date: 2017-06-17

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

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Size: 91.41K

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# 133816 ▲ 7914

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#4903 in Developer Tools ▲ 82

#3 in build keyword 3 ▲ 1

#19 in pull keyword 12

#145 in request keyword 19 ▲ 2

#151 in configure keyword 16 ▲ 3

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Summary

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This Chrome extension shows a status of a corresponding TeamCity build on the TFS pull request pages.

Tested with: TFS 2017 TeamCity 10.x

No changes to your TFS or TeamCity server are needed. However, you need to configure your build configuration(s) to trigger builds from feature branches so the plugin can find builds for commits that are not merged yet into the master (or dev) branch.

How plugin works:

The plugin becomes active on the TFS pull request page.
It receives the id (hash) of the last commit in the current pull request using TFS Git Api.
Then it looks for the last build with revision equal to the commit id (hash) defined on the previous step.
If build is found the plugin displays an icon indicating build status.

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Risk impact

TeamCity build checker for TFS pull requests is risky to use as it requires a number of sensitive permissions that can potentially harm your browser and steal your data. Exercise caution when installing this extension. Review carefully before installing. We recommend that you only install TeamCity build checker for TFS pull requests if you trust the publisher.