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Build server update

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I have updated to a different build server today. I won’t bother you with all the technical details, but this means that I use different software now to create the development releases of my tools automatically at night. For you as a user nothing changes, all download links stay they same. It’s only the build software in the background that I have updated. From my tests it seemed the migration went fine, but if you notice anything weird with the development release in the next day’s let me know.

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For those of us who are interested in the technical details, what software are you using?

I've been interested in continuous integration and build servers, but haven't really compared things. What was the impetus for switching? Just wondering if you have any recommendations or advice.
 
I have switched from Jenkins to TeamCity. My motivation was that the user interface is better and that it had out of the box support to run my unit tests during the build.
 
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