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TeamCity 1.1: new features and improvements Posted: Nov 14, 2006 4:24 PM
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The latest version of TeamCity is now available from JetBrains.

This release is mostly aimed at improving the product quality based on your bug reports and feedback which we really appreciate. In the latest version of TeamCity we have also added several new features:

- Support of TestNG tests
- Stacktrace navigation
- VCS improvements

TeamCity now works under Internet Explorer 7.0 and Firefox 2.0. Take a look at the new features in TeamCity's live demo.

More features are coming in the next minor release, due soon:

- support of ClearCase and VisulalSourceSafe
- long-awaited integration of TeamCity with Microsoft Visual Studio

Join our early access program at news://news.intellij.net/jetbrains.teamware.eap and be the first to know about new features and share your opinion on new and existing features with us.

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