As Python becomes the second most popular programming language in the world, you want your continuous integration system to support all of its modern feature.

TeamCity 2020.2 comes with first-class native Python Support, and you no longer need to use a third-party plugin to build your Python projects.

1. Sep 13, 2021 Download and install the Python Runner plugin for TeamCity. Select Add build step from the Build Steps page. Select Python from the Runner type list and paste the following python script in the Python script source box.
2. Oct 27, 2020 TeamCity Python Runner. This project is a TeamCity Python runner. I've authored this plugin in 2011 in spite of the day for running python scripts without problems of locating Python binaries on different platforms. However, that times have changed, and now I don't support this plugin.
3. Apr 24, 2013 Experiments performing continuous integration testing in Python with TeamCity. At Bazaarvoice, we use TeamCity for continuous integration testing. This has proved immensely useful for most of our Java projects, however as I am developing a Python application, I wanted to see if I could get TeamCity to run testing on my program.

It supports all popular Python build workflows:

• Run files, modules, or custom scripts.
• Execute pytests or unittests.
• Run linters, like flake8 or pylint.
• Use virtual environments, like virtualenv or pipenv.
• Run your Python builds inside a Docker container.
• Use Kotlin DSL to configure your Python build steps.

In addition, the Python runner integrates tightly with TeamCity just like all other TeamCity runners.
You can track changes, analyze failures, assign investigations, and use any of the TeamCity features that you know and love.

Watch this screencast to see the new Python runner in action.

You can find more information about the Python runner in the TeamCity documentation.

For this document, we provide example tests located in our TeamCity plugin GitHub Repository.

TeamCity is a powerful continuous integration tool. In this guide we will use TeamCity along with our TeamCity Plugin for testing using the Selenium WebDriver and the Python programming language.

Set up TeamCity

1. Visit the TeamCity download page and select the appropriate file version based on your Operating System.

2. After the TeamCity Application is installed, run the following command from the terminal/command prompt:

   runAll.sh start/runAll.bat start

3. Navigate to http://localhost:8111 or http://localhost (Windows) and finish set up by creating a user.

Install our TeamCity plugin

1. Download the CBT TeamCity plugin zip file.

2. From the Administration page, click the Plugins List link.

3. Click the Upload plugin zip button.

4. Add the zip file of the CrossBrowserTesting Plugin. Click Save.

5. Restart the TeamCity server.

1. Download CBT TeamCity plugin zip file.

2. Save the downloaded zip file into your <TeamCity Data Directory>/plugins directory.

3. Restart the TeamCity server.

Run a test

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1. Start a new project.

2. Download and install the Python Runner plugin for TeamCity.

3. Select Add build step from the Build Steps page.

4. Select Python from the Runner type list and paste the following python script in the Python script source box:

   Python

   import unittest
   from selenium import webdriver
   from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By
   from selenium.webdriver.support.ui import WebDriverWait
   from selenium.webdriver.support import expected_conditions as EC
   import requests, time
   import os
   class SeleniumCBT(unittest.TestCase):
   def setUp(self):
   self.username = os.environ.get('CBT_USERNAME')
   self.authkey = os.environ.get('CBT_APIKEY')
   self.api_session = requests.Session()
   self.api_session.auth = (self.username,self.authkey)
   self.test_result = None
   caps = {}
   caps['name'] = os.environ.get('CBT_BUILD_NAME')
   caps['os_api_name'] = os.environ.get('CBT_OPERATING_SYSTEM')
   caps['browser_api_name'] =os.environ.get('CBT_BROWSER')
   caps['screen_resolution'] = os.environ.get('CBT_RESOLUTION')
   caps['record_video'] = 'true'
   try:
   self.driver = webdriver.Remote(
   desired_capabilities=caps,
   command_executor='http://%s:%s@hub.crossbrowsertesting.com:80/wd/hub'%(self.username, self.authkey))
   except Exception as e:
   raise e
   def test_CBT(self):
   try:
   self.driver.get('http://crossbrowsertesting.github.io/selenium_example_page.html')
   time.sleep(10)
   self.assertEqual(self.driver.title, 'Selenium Test Example Page')
   self.test_result = 'pass'
   except AssertionError as e:
   self.drvier.quit()
   # log the error message, and set the score
   self.api_session.put('https://crossbrowsertesting.com/api/v3/selenium/' + self.driver.session_id + '/snapshots/' + snapshot_hash,
   data={'description':'AssertionError: ' + str(e)})
   self.test_result = 'fail'
   raise
   self.driver.quit()
   # Here we make the api call to set the test's score
   # Pass if it passes, fail if an assertion fails, unset if the test didn't finish
   ifself.test_result isnot None:
   self.api_session.put('https://crossbrowsertesting.com/api/v3/selenium/' + self.driver.session_id,
   data={'action':'set_score', 'score':self.test_result})
   if __name__ '__main__':
   unittest.main()

5. Select Add build feature from the Build Features page.

6. Select CrossBrowserTesting from the Build feature list and configure.

7. Click the Run button and view your results.

Environment variables

The CrossBrowserTesting TeamCity Plugin passes your build step information to your Selenium scripts as environment variables. The exact syntax will vary depending on your scripting language.

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Use a local connection

If you would like to test behind your firewall or access non-public sites, you can use our local connection tool directly through our TeamCity plugin. Simply check Use Local Tunnel check box. (The CrossBrowserTesting Node.js Tunnel must be installed globally).

Conclusions

By following the steps outlined in this guide, you are now able to seamlessly integrate TeamCity and CrossBrowserTesting. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to our support team.

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