For example, on Windows, click in the lower right corner of the screen to access it: Moreover, you can see the history of TeamCity notifications in your OS notification area. You will be redirected to the My Settings & Tools | Notification Rules | Browser Notifier tab of your TeamCity user settings.Īfter detecting an active TeamCity session, the Notifier will be monitoring the server and reporting events in real time similarly to how regular notifications work in your OS and browser:Ĭlick on the notification to get to the related TeamCity build page. To add or modify a rule, click Edit rules opposite the server URL. If no rules are specified, you won’t be able to receive any notifications.
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Download and enable the extension for your browser:.
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The My Settings & Tools | Notification Rules | Windows Tray Notifier tab in TeamCity is renamed to Browser Notifier.įollow these steps to start using the Notifier: Note that Browser Notifier aims at replacing our obsolete Windows Tray Notifier and automatically uses all rules configured for it, if any. History of notifications is available in the OS notification area. You get a similar experience on Windows, macOS, and Linux.Notification rules are easily customizable and work similarly to other rules in TeamCity.Multiple parallel TeamCity servers are supported.By click, each notification redirects to the related TeamCity page.The extension works instantly after enabling it in a browser: it automatically detects an active TeamCity session and seamlessly authenticates on the server.Notifications appear directly in a browser where TeamCity itself is run.The extension is available for Mozilla Firefox, Opera, and Google Chrome (including all Chromium-based browsers such as Microsoft Edge). We are eager to present the new TeamCity Notifier extension that allows receiving real-time notifications about build statuses and events directly in your browser.
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