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In Jenkins you have the option to stash and unstash files, sort of like uploading and downloading artifacts that are not visible to the user. It grants you the ability to do part of the build on one machine, and then continue doing it on another one.

Does this option exists in Teamcity? I saw the snapshot dependency option, but it doesn't seem to transfer any files between builds.

Alex Weitz
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Use Artifact Dependencies

The Build Configuration Settings | Dependencies page, Artifact Dependencies section allows configuring the dependencies. Since TeamCity 10.0, it is possible to disable a configured dependency temporarily or permanently using the corresponding option in the last column of the Artifact Dependencies list.

Senior Pomidor
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  • That's not quite like `stash` and `unstash` though. When you `stash`, it's not visible to the user. – Alex Weitz Mar 03 '18 at 13:01
  • it's not visible to the user. also, you can limit the rights for a specific user – Senior Pomidor Mar 05 '18 at 10:34
  • What I mean is, If I upload artifacts, users would see that the build has these artifacts. I guess the way to go is just upload artifacts to a certain folder, but it's not quite what Jenkins offer. – Alex Weitz Mar 05 '18 at 10:58