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VCS Build Triggers automatically start a new build each time TeamCity detects that updates have been checked into the Version Control System. When this option is enabled, TeamCity periodically (according to root's Changes Checking Interval) polls VCS roots of the build configuration for changes and triggers a build (puts it into the build queue) when matching changes are found. Quiet Period ModeIf Quiet period mode is set for the trigger, the build will be triggered only after the specified time elapses between the commits. This can be used to ensure a build is not triggered in the middle of non-atomic checkins consisting of several VCS checkins.
Using Wildcards And Operators In VCS Triggers RulesTeamCity offers a range of wildcards and operators to exclude parts of the VCS roots or changes performed by specific users from a VCS trigger. These rules are entered in Build trigger rules text box. The general syntax for a single rule is as follows: Only "*" and "**" patterns are supported in the wildcard, "?" pattern is not supported.
An example with three build triggering rules: In the above example,
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