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I want to know where do the files get checked out to when I specify the source control in TeamCity. I googled but cannot find which path it is being checked out to. I searched inside the .BuildServer directory inside my home folder but no luck. Can someone please help me?
On a Windows box, checkouts get put into the
workdirectory inside the build agent. I’m making the assumption that it will be same on linux. The TeamCity docs seem to confirm this.The checkout directories’ names resemble hashes. Look in the
directory.mapfile for a mapping of which directory represents which build configuration.To answer your question in the comment:
To do this, you could add a build step that does the modification (using some custom logic that you would have to create) as the first step of the build. I would recommend changing your tests so that they work the same way as when cleanly checked-out from source control. This will ensure that your tests are repeatable in a consistent manner. It might be more work, but it will pay off in the longer term, especially if your tests fail in TeamCity but not on your machine – a difficult situation to debug.