The TeamCity alias, which returns an ITeamCityProvider instance can be used to interact with the TeamCity environment.
The following example writes an error message if running on TeamCity:
if (BuildSystem.TeamCity.IsRunningOnTeamCity)
{
BuildSystem.TeamCity.WriteStatus(
"This is a error message.",
"error",
"Error details."
);
}
else
{
Information("Not running on TeamCity");
}See ITeamCityProvider for details and available methods to interact with TeamCity.
The recommended way to run the Cake .NET Tool on TeamCity is by using a tool manifest. Add a command line build step with:
dotnet tool restore
dotnet cake
If you are using Cake.Sdk with a file-based script:
dotnet cake.cs
If you are using Cake.Sdk with a project:
dotnet run --project cake.csproj
If you are using Cake Frosting:
dotnet run --project cake.csproj
