问题
I understand the HTTPClient and GET process. What I'm trying to find here is the correct URL/syntax to make this work with Team City.
I've been trying to get this to work using the examples at RestDocumentation
However, they all require a buildId. This is a distinct build number which changes with each build. I've tried several combinations with buildId=lastSuccesful but I just can't seem to get the syntax correct. I have been able to create a link that successfully downloads a specific build when pasted into a web browser, however, when I try to get it programatically, I get a 400 Unauthorized exception.
I'm thinking that before I can use the REST API, I need to somehow log in to Team City?
Anyway, this is probably quite a simple operation, I just don't seem to be able to decipher the steps to perform it.
So, here's the steps I think need to happen, but I have no Idea how to accomplish them.
- Programatically log into Team City. (This is now working for me)
- Get the BuildID of the last successfull build for my project. (HELP !!)
- Download the artifacts associated with the above build. (This is now working for me)
I would greatly appreciate any help in accomplishing the above.
Thanks !!
回答1:
Thank you Hackerman for getting me on the right track !!
So, if anybody is interested, here's the answer..
- Use guestAuth instead of httpAuth. This gives you authorization.
Get the build number of the latest successful build. http://yourteamcityserver:8080/guestAuth/app/rest/buildTypes/id:yourprojectname/builds?count=1&status=SUCCESS
Parse out the build number from the XML you receive back.
- Download your artifacts (specifying the file name of the artifact). http://yourteamcityserver:8080/guestAuth/app/rest/builds/id:theIDthatYOUparsedINstep3/artifacts/yourartifactname.zip
Hope this saves some of you the hours I spent figuring out how this all works.
Thanks again Hackerman !!!!
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40664603/how-do-you-programatically-download-the-artifacts-from-the-latest-team-city-buil