teamcity-messages-extra
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teamcity-messages (JetBrains official package) has no activity for over one year.
This package will try to address some of the missing features by extending official one. It's not a fork, teamcity-messages is an actual dependency so that any dependency analysis tools (eg, dependency-check) properly identify it.
Just import teamcity_extra instead of teamcity. Everything from the official package will be available, plus the extra.
Instead of:
from teamcity.messages import TeamcityServiceMessages
Use:
from teamcity_extra.messages import TeamcityServiceMessages
buildStatisticValue service message
removeBuildTag service message
NO_OUTPUT output will make all service message calls / methods in TeamcityServiceMessages to not print anything.
This allows for simpler code when teamcity output is optional
from teamcity_extra.messages import TeamcityServiceMessages, NO_OUTPUT
# None is the default value (stdout)
tsm = TeamcityServiceMessages(output=None if should_report_to_teamcity() else NO_OUTPUT)
with tsm.test('thisTest'):
doWhatever()
FAQs
Python Unit Test Reporting to TeamCity (EXTENDED)
We found that teamcity-messages-extra demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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