windows - Teamcity pipe command line output to a file -

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is possible call command line program in teamcity , pipe output command line program file?

yes of course - can use powershell build step , pipe console output file, here practical example:

git rev-parse head > gitrevision.txt

note question/answer unrelated teamcity - powershell (you can achieve same using command line)


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