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The second bug-fix update for TeamCity On-Premises 2025.11 is ready to be installed! In this update, we have addressed a number of issues, such as:

The “buildagent” user in TeamCity Linux agent images changed its UID from 1000 to 1001; Dark theme inconsistencies in the Custom Run dialog; Builds with artifact dependencies may get stuck in the “Preparing ...


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The IntelliJ Platform provides a powerful debugger framework that plugins can extend to support various programming languages and runtime environments. To enable remote development scenarios – where the IDE interface runs on your local machine while c...


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Android Gradle plugin 9.0 is now available, and it includes two major changes that will affect existing Kotlin projects:

Android apps need to start using AGP 9.0’s built-in Kotlin support. Kotlin Multiplatform projects targ...


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TransformConf, a new event focused on how AI is transforming software development, is coming in 2026!Save the date: September 15–16, London, UK. Early bird tickets are already available!

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AI is revolutionizing software development – that...


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Hello everyone,

As I write these words, the Scala compiler team is wrapping up the Scala 3.8 release. It’s the last major release before a feature freeze. The next one, 3.9, will be the new Long-Term Support version. The compiler team decided that most of the work between 3.8 and 3.9 will go into stabilization, while new features and other improvements wi...


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