1 | Store source code in a source code repository

To allow the TeamCity building agent to pull the source code of the automation package, you need to store the package in a version control system such as Bitbucket, Git, CVS, Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS), Perforce Helix Core, and so on. This section uses Bitbucket as an example.

2 | Create a TeamCity project

1. Restart the TeamCity VM.
2. Access the console. (Depending on the settings, you can have a different URL.)

3. Create a new project.

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3 | Add a Maven building agent to the TeamCity project

1. When prompted for Maven settings, install the Maven support plugin by selecting the checkbox for the Maven build step and clicking Use selected.

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2. Select the Maven build step and click Use selected.

3. In the Build Step: Maven panel, provide the following information:

   • Runner type: Maven

   • Execute step: If all previous steps finished successfully
   • Goals: clean test
   • Path to POM file: pomx.xml

   • Additional Maven command line parameters:

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     -Dmaven.test.failure.ignore=true -Dreportium-job-name=”%env.TEAMCITY_PROJECT_NAME%” -Dreportium-job-number=%env.BUILD_NUMBER% -Dreportium-job-branch=”%myBranch%” -Dreportium-tags=”%myTag%”

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4 | Run the TeamCity project manually at any time

When setup is done, run the build and check the CI Dashboard in the Test Analysis view of your Perfecto cloud. Sample URL: https://<your-cloud>.reporting.perfectomobile.com/dashboard-ci