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Although TeamCity has a good view tracking of dependencies on a per-build basis, I'm not aware of a page in the UI that allows you to see a list of build configurations that depend on a given "parent" configuration. You can of course view each individual configuration to find this out, but that may not be feasible in your large deployment. If you'd like to access this information in a single place or programmatically, it's stored by TeamCity in a project-config.xml file in your <TEAMCITY-DATA-DIR>\config\<PROJECT-NAME> directory. <pre><code><project id="project1"> <build-type id="bt1" name="Parent"> ... </build-type> <build-type id="bt2" name="Child 1"> ... <settings> <dependencies> <depend-on sourceBuildTypeId="bt1"> ... </depend-on> </dependencies> </settings> </build-type> <build-type id="bt3" name="Child 2"> ... <settings> <dependencies> <depend-on sourceBuildTypeId="bt1"> ... </depend-on> </dependencies> </settings> </build-type> </project> </code></pre> In the above example, you could look for any build-type that had a settings/dependencies/depends-on node with a sourceBuildTypeId matching your parent configuration id. This approach should still work even if your dependencies span multiple projects, as the build type ids are unique on the TeamCity installation.
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1. COSo basically create a list programmatically... still, if I would want to switch to a different parent configuration, it would mean to search for each build config on the list in TeamCity manually and then switch the dependency. Sounds awful. Or are the ids somehow linkable?
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2. COThanks for your efforts
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