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<span class="navlink ln-local-resources">Teamcity automatic checkout directory cleaning Running Personal Builds from IntelliJ IDE If you write code in an IntelliJ-based IDE, you can pretest and prebuild local changes before committing them to a main Perforce repository: see common instructions on remote run , remote Apr 7, 2025 · If Use explicit directory is enabled and this field is left blank, TeamCity will use the build checkout directory as the base directory. Apr 18, 2016 · I am creating the builds in the build chain and it happens that, for example, in a build step I move/change a file, which then causes a subsequent run of the same build to fail (because the VCS doesn't notice that something changed, apparently). You can specify custom checkout directory outside the agent's work (in a directory completely unrelated to the TeamCity agent). I have checked every possible option of its clean but couldnt figure out why it is doing so. One of the possible reasons is an Automatic Checkout Directory Cleaning, that can be easily disabled. Enforcing Clean Checkout Feb 3, 2012 · Hi Stephen Sorry for late reply. Question 2. If other configurations you have use manual checkout or system. (Aprox. expireHours=0 See the following TeamCity documentation for more details: Automatic Checkout Directory Cleaning. Perforce-Specific Settings Jul 12, 2012 · If you are using TeamCity 6. Apr 7, 2025 · delete all files in the checkout directory before the build — specifies whether TeamCity should clear the build checkout directory. How can I force re checkout for the teamcity? Is there any option to get rid of the old checkout? Apr 7, 2025 · Since TeamCity 2019. build. 2. It can be added from Build Features section. No pinned builds, no dependent builds. Clean the directory before packing. Build Checkout Directory is deleted and the sources are re-fetched from the version control. Refer to this documentation article for information on software requirements, supported environments, and other common aspects of this integration: Integrating TeamCity with Container Managers. Where can be the problem? Thanks. Reports for static analysis must be generated with the Add absolute file paths to XML data option enabled if you are using C/C++test Profes Aug 26, 2020 · Just a quick question about the checkout directory process - will a unique directory be created for each build, or can two builds (that aren't running in parallel) use the same checkout dir? I'm Apr 7, 2025 · If a custom checkout directory matches the agent work directory (its path is stored in the teamcity. Select the Force clean checkout if cannot restore clean directory state option to ensure new builds utilize source files that fully match those stored in the remote repository. properties file. I am following the instruction here: May 22, 2019 · A Clean checkout in TeamCity is a very specific concept, and when TeamCity performs a clean checkout it registers a message in the build log, as already mentioned, indicating why it's happening. 3, the new automatic package cleaner has been introduced in addition to the existing NuGet cleaner. For that, I decided to enable more logging. mavia_sip svn not specified NO. If Swabra cannot remove any leftover Jun 16, 2011 · - The previous build in this directory was of a build configuration with different VCS settings (can only occur if the same checkout directory is specified for several build configurations with individual VCS settings and VCS Roots) Apr 7, 2025 · Enforce Clean Checkout. Nov 17, 2014 · I have already disabled "Periodical clean-up" under Build History Clean-up, and marked "Everything is kept forever" (see attached screenshot), but this doesn't stop the checkout directory from being deleted when it hasn't been used for at while. Please guide. Output directory. NET SDK commands for cleaning. VCS settings – VCS checkout mode: Automatically on server, Checkout directory: default, Clean all files before build: ON, Attached VCS roots – repository url; Build steps – You can as many build steps as you want in your build. Runner: sln2008 edit » Type of runner: sln2008 (Runner for Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 solution files) Cannot start build runner: Failed to find files to create packages matching: [src\database\SqlScriptsPackage. Docker Images Clean-up Clean-up of the Pushed Images Mar 13, 2010 · Using version 5. The new cleaner works across all platforms supporting . teamcity/cleanup/ directory. Clean all files before build: OFF. Do this only if you May 29, 2012 · In teamcity 7. In this case, all the builds of the build chain will use a clean checkout. For that I have the variable %teamcity. (The clean-up can be made even more aggressive with the Free disk space build feature. Hello, We have a Unity project with an existing git repository (. Enforcing Clean Checkout. When it attempts to clean the checkout directory, it's unable to delete all of the files due to what seems to be a process locking them. map file. Apr 7, 2025 · Clean checkout. VCS labeling: disabled. You can enforce clean sources action for a build configuration from the Build Configuration page (see Actions drop-down in the top right corner), or for an agent from the Agent Details page. This is where the fun starts: It deletes all previously updated sources (Will perform clean checkout) Downloads all the repositories into one checkout directory (which is quite useless) Jul 2, 2014 · How to make TeamCity only clean up certain files. git folder) in its directory. Checkout directory is unknown everytime i run build. I did a few manually changes to the files in teamcity/buildAgent/work directory. The files are really small (450 kb) however after several months the directory becomes huge (30+ GB)! Is there a way to make TeamCity delete the temporary files by itself? Configure the build agent to delete the build Checkout Directory after the completion of the build. Clean Checkout (also referred to as Clean Sources) is an operation that ensures that the next build will get a copy of the sources fetched all over from the VCS. Publish created packages to build artifacts. To ignore clean checkout and proceed with incremental checkout, use the teamcity. If Swabra detects files in the checkout directory that were modified or deleted, it enforces the clean checkout. This way only the content of the directory itself will be modified by the TeamCity agent. I have 5 build confgurations set, All have same VCS settings and having different checkout directories. For advanced scenarios, as yours, I suggest using Build Files Cleaner (Swabra) build feature. We'd like to use this project directory as Teamcity's working directory - we'd also like Teamcity's bu The phenomenon described here is an Automatic Clean Checkout, and it can be caused by several reasons. dir parameter), TeamCity will constantly wipe checkout directories of other configurations that use the same folder (for example, <AGENT_WORK_DIR>/ProjectA, <AGENT_WORK_DIR>/ProjectB, and so on). Jul 10, 2017 · Intermittent issue with the TeamCity build agent preparing to run a build. Checkout directory: C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\mavia_sip. number. Nov 4, 2009 · It was a fast way to get a clean working directory. e full source tree exports from VCS repository. Jun 10, 2014 · The section Automatic Checkout Directory Cleaning notes: The time frame for automatic directory expiration can be changed by specifying new value (in hours) by either of the following ways: 'system. every 5 days) Apr 29, 2015 · I am using TeamCity as build server and have a little trouble when configuring projects and their dependencies. For checkout handled by TeamCity (the server-side or agent-side checkout mode), TeamCity keeps track of the last revision checked out into each checkout directory on the agent and for the new build applies an incremental patch from the last used revision to the revision of the current build. The entire database directory is empty despite all the contents being in SVN. To speed up I have teamcity project that use mercurial. Please check buildAgent\work\directory. Am I missing a plugin? Is the documentation wrong/should I be looking somewhere else? Apr 7, 2025 · To save the server resources, you can clean inactive workspaces created by TeamCity directly from the TeamCity UI. All the content of the Build Checkout Directory is deleted, and the sources are refetched from the version control. Despite this settings teamcity cleans up the checkout directory periodically. Apr 7, 2025 · If clean checkout is not enabled, TeamCity updates the sources in the checkout directory incrementally to the required state. expireHours parameter specified, it is possible that just the configuration in question is a subject to automatic cleanup. Then configure paths to cleanup as following: Apr 7, 2025 · If clean checkout is not enabled, TeamCity updates the sources in the checkout directory incrementally to the required state. I've configured the working directory to checkout Automatically on Agent, and checked Clean all files before build. properties or as a Root project parameter): Jul 9, 2013 · By enabling the auto checkout, Teamcity also updates its own checkout directory. work. Use mirrors: recommended for long-lived agents. Please note that TeamCity can automatically clean a directory on the agent after a certain idle Hi, we use a common root checkout folder and it's been a problem for a while that folders would be deleted by TeamCity. There is no automated cache cleaning procedure at the moment, however the whole cache can be cleaned by "Enforce clean checkout" action available in the build configuration actions menu. You can enforce clean sources action for a build configuration from the I am trying to understand why TeamCity (server-side checkout, automatic directory name) performs clean checkout too often, almost every time. Specify the path where to put the generated NuGet package. properties file: teamcity. Dec 17, 2020 · Hello Chris, As per this article, you could disable clean-up of workspaces (TeamCity will remove workspaces related to the checkout directories which were not used for 8 days by default) by using this build parameter (either defined in buildAgent. Still teamciy is cleaning out everytime it runs a build. This report is saved as a build artifact to the hidden . Run SOAtest, C/C++test, Jtest or Nov 24, 2020 · Basically, our issue is that we have checkout directories that can take up to 300Gb of space and our agents only have a 400Gb disk. There is a temp directory under c:\TeamCity with some temp files that TeamCity generates. Oct 4, 2016 · Project clean-up rules are Everything is kept forever and Prevent dependency artifacts cleanup. Is your directory listed there? Mar 4, 2014 · I'm using TeamCity 7. Enable the Delete all files in the checkout directory before the build option to force TeamCity to clean all files in the checkout directory before running a build. nuspec] under H:\TeamCity-Build\work\a1dbf81458fbab0a. ) In that case, stop using the build feature. With the server-side and agent-side checkout modes, checkout directories are automatically deleted from the disk if not used (no builds were run on the agent using the directory as the checkout directory) for a specified period of time (8 days by default) or when another build requires more free disk space than Apr 7, 2025 · During clean-up, TeamCity identifies all tagged builds and generates a detailed report explaining why these builds were kept. The option C/C++test Professional Report Settings. In 2 hours, checkout direcory C on Agent 2 will be deleted. Clean checkout is recommended if the checkout directory content was modified by an external process via adding new or modifying, or deleting existing files. If snapshot dependencies are configured, this option can be applied to snapshot dependencies. Note that Perforce support in TeamCity treats checkout rules as case-sensitive. The log you copied only shows the reset --hard from git, but the decision to perform a clean checkout should be performed quite a bit earlier, normally Jan 24, 2013 · But that aside, Teamcity will use a different directory for configurations with different VCS roots; it'll only share if they have the same VCS roots with the same checkout rules. Note that TeamCity will accurately report changes only if the checkout is performed on the revision specified by the build. Сlean output directory. It causes clean checkout removing folders i exclude from swabra cleaning like nuget packages. Given that my builds take place on EC2, this literally costs me money. Reports for static analysis must be generated with the Add absolute file paths to XML data option enabled if you are using C/C++test Profes May 6, 2015 · TeamCity, no clean-up for certain configuration. 1. failBuildOnCleanCheckout=ignoreAndContinue parameter for a project or build configuration. Apr 29, 2020 · The default retention period on 18. The cache is then added as alternates when updating the build checkout directory. Clean Checkout（干净签出） Clean Checkout （干净签出，也称为 干净源 ）是一种操作，确保下一次构建将获得从 VCS 全部获取的源代码副本。 所有 Build Checkout Directory的内容都已被删除，并且已从版本控制中重新获取源代码。 强制执行干净的签出 Apr 7, 2025 · This setting defines how TeamCity performs a checkout to a build agent. So whenever a checkout directory is marked for deletion (when requesting a clean build for instance), the entire directory will be copied to TC\work\. x you have a checkbox ("Clean all files in checkout directory before build") when you add a new schedule trigger. Jun 5, 2009 · VCS checkout mode: Automatically on server. TeamCity Automatic Checkout Directory (work directory) Cleaning. Jun 17, 2014 · I would think this parameter would be under "Agent Settings", but the only options there are Path to Git, Clean Policy, and Clean Files Policy. We will see build steps in detail in following sections I keep finding that when a build agent needs to free some space, it chooses to delete the checkout directory from the other branch, which then results in a lengthy clean checkout, and full rebuild of the project, next time a build is run on that branch. Once you have added it your build steps and run clean build it will clean any new unversioned files generated during the build either before the new build starts or at the end of the current build. vcs. TeamCity tries to detect if the sources in the checkout directory are not corresponding to the expected state and triggers clean checkout in such cases to ensure sources are appropriate. Eventually I want to get the checkout directory of project dependencies to configure certain build steps. teamcity. I'm using git and have been able to successfully check out from my repository, start a build, etc. NET SDK is installed on a build agent, TeamCity will use native . Need a clean checkout directory snapshot - forcing clean checkout. 2 with TFS server side checkout. If . 5. The problem I'm having is that when a build is kicked off for refs/heads/next followed by a build for refs/heads/master, Teamcity cleans the entire checkout directory which causes a full rebuild for no good reason. * properties passed into the Every build at the beggining i get message from swabra: [Swabra] Checkout directory state is unknown. expireHours' agent property in the buildAgent. Sep 29, 2015 · Is perhaps TeamCity cleaning up the checkout directory due to low disk space? This clean-up kicks in automatically when TeamCity notices it's running out of space. We thought we'd fixed this but it is still happening, so I'd like to find out Jun 5, 2016 · TeamCity agent assumes ownership over it's "work" directory, so it is not a good idea to create sub-directories there. Apr 8, 2011 · TeamCity performs automatic clean checkout in the following cases: Build checkout directory was not found or is empty (either the build configuration is started on the agent for the first time or the directory has disappeared since the last build). I've tried everything I can think of, including a forcing a clean checkout. TeamCity strated to clean custom checkout directories starting from version 6. Here is the summary of cases when TeamCity performs automatic clean checkout: if it is enabled using the Clean all files in the checkout directory before the build option in the "Version Control Settings" of the build configuration Jun 5, 2016 · TeamCity agent assumes ownership over it's "work" directory, so it is not a good idea to create sub-directories there. This option can also be applied to snapshot dependencies. To do so, add the following line to the buildAgent. 1 version for cleaning up the checkout directory was equal to 8 days of inactivity. Whenever I've had an issue like this it's been because there is a file in use in the folder that cannot be deleted. checkoutDir. Case-insensitivity for Perforce-based build configurations can be enabled on the Version Control Settings page by adding the following comment in the Edit Checkout Rules form: ##teamcity ignore-case Apr 7, 2025 · TeamCity will not check out any sources automatically, the default build checkout directory will still be created so that you could use it to check out the sources via a build script. To avoid this, specify a custom Dec 3, 2009 · TeamCity caches clean patches only, i. In this case, all the builds of the build chain will be forced to use clean checkout. TeamCity doesn't seem to be able to do that. expireHours=never value in buildAgent. I notice random clean checkouts with message: "Will perform clean checkout. Jan 4, 2011 · This directory might be cleaned by TeamCity before the build The following build configurations have the same checkout directory but different VCS settings, this may lead to unnecessary clean checkout on agent: Apr 7, 2025 · Docker Registry Connections is a part of the TeamCity-Docker/Podman integration toolset. Attached VCS roots: Name Checkout rules Set label. But that shouldn't cause you any problems, if you set things up right. 5. May 15, 2020 · There is an undocumented API call that allows you to clean sources on a particular agent. The report contains the following information: General build and server details: build ID, server version, and clean-up start time. Apr 7, 2025 · Checkout Directory Expiration. Jan 26, 2018 · "Clean all files in the checkout directory before the build" is useful when it's required to delete all the files in the checkout directory. TeamCity Automatic Checkout Oct 24, 2012 · Question 1. 5 or above you can use the Build Files Cleaner (Swabra) Build Feature. C/C++test Professional Report Settings. properties file; Jan 30, 2015 · Run a build on Agent 2 using checkout directory C (this particular checkout directory's expire time is now set to 2 hours). old before being deleted whenever the agent becomes idle. May 7, 2025 · Use the VCS repository browser to select a directory to check out. The key of the cached entry is VCS root settings + checkout rules. Clean Checkout. NET SDK and operates on several levels. Reason: Checkout directory is empty or doesn't exist", which should not be true since the agent has built the project in the past. The problem is that now I cannot update the files to the files in the repository. From the build log, I can see it spent 20 minutes just updating the source code (this is on top of a fairly log running build). With this option selected, TeamCity creates a remote repository cache on the agent machine under the system/caches/git directory. Apr 7, 2025 · When using a custom checkout path, TeamCity will not clean the checkout directory when VCS settings are changed — it will fail a build instead. You can find more details in the documentation, by following the link. Yes, deleting the folder is your best bet to resolve the current situation. 0. checkoutDir% for the checkout directory of the project itself. On agent side (both on linux and windows) we set teamcity. 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