If you want to integrate TeamCity with an Issue Tracking system such as Bugzilla, JIRA or YouTrack, fortunately, you can accomplish that rather readily using the built-in integration with these Issue Trackers in TeamCity!
You can read about how to set up this integration here: https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/TCD9/Integrating+TeamCity+with+Issue+Tracker
If you are specifically looking to integrate with a specific Issue Tracker such as JIRA, then you can check out this documentation: https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/TCD9/JIRA
So, to get started with setting up the Issue Tracker integration, you need to click on your Project Settings in TeamCity. In the left hand navigation, you will see a link for Issue Trackers:
You will then want to click on "Create new connection":
You can then choose an Issue Tracker such as JIRA:
You can then enter all of your relevant JIRA information to link up the Issue Tracker:
You can read about how to set up this integration here: https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/TCD9/Integrating+TeamCity+with+Issue+Tracker
If you are specifically looking to integrate with a specific Issue Tracker such as JIRA, then you can check out this documentation: https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/TCD9/JIRA
So, to get started with setting up the Issue Tracker integration, you need to click on your Project Settings in TeamCity. In the left hand navigation, you will see a link for Issue Trackers:
You will then want to click on "Create new connection":
You can then choose an Issue Tracker such as JIRA:
You can then enter all of your relevant JIRA information to link up the Issue Tracker:
If everything connects properly, you should now see the Issue Tracker in the TeamCity Project Settings:
Now whenever your development team checks-in source code along with a code comment that includes the ID of the JIRA Issue, you will see a link DIRECTLY to that specific JIRA Issue from that particular TeamCity build!
That is all there is to it!
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