TeamCity Pipelines Pulse: Webhooks, Job-Level Parameters, And More
Let your commits build faster with webhooks When you commit changes, you want your build to start as soon as you push code. Waiting for several minutes for a polling interval can be frustrating. That’s why we’re introducing webhooks, a simple way for your version control system to notify TeamCity as soon as new code […]

Let your commits build faster with webhooks
When you commit changes, you want your build to start as soon as you push code. Waiting for several minutes for a polling interval can be frustrating.
That’s why we’re introducing webhooks, a simple way for your version control system to notify TeamCity as soon as new code is pushed. Instead of waiting for TeamCity to check for changes every few minutes, webhooks let your repository tell TeamCity right away, so your builds can start immediately.
Currently, TeamCity Pipelines supports GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Webhooks are set up automatically when you connect your repository.