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Asked: May 23, 20262026-05-23T12:31:03+00:00 2026-05-23T12:31:03+00:00

I have an open-source C# project on Google Code Project Hosting and I’m curious

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I have an open-source C# project on Google Code Project Hosting and I’m curious if there is a service that does automated daily builds of projects hosted there. It would be great if it it would do builds regularly and then provide binaries to download, or at least notify if the project fails to build.

Does anything like that exist? Also, if there are none for Google Code, does this exist for another project hosting service?

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    2026-05-23T12:31:03+00:00Added an answer on May 23, 2026 at 12:31 pm

    teamcity.codebetter.com provides continuous integration (with TeamCity) for open source projects, no matter where the code is hosted.
    You can read more about it (including how to apply your project) here.


    EDIT:

    I see your point, but’s it’s the only free CI offer for open source projects that I know of. And it’s a generous offer – CodeBetter is no company, but a group of individual bloggers. So I guess they have to pay for server capacity themselves.
    The TeamCity Enterprise Edition is sponsored by JetBrains (makers of TeamCity).
    I just noticed that you can get the Enterprise Edition for free directly from JetBrains when you’re an open source project, but you have to apply for that as well.
    But then you just get the software itself…no hosting, you would need to take care of that yourself.

    But I think the fact that you have to apply for it (either way) is not that bad.
    Sure, it would be nicer if you could just register and that’s it, but think about it…you get software worth $1999 (plus $999 yearly renewal!) completely for free, all you need to do is apply for it.

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