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comments.show.hideMay 06, 2011
Yegor Yarko
To get a template plugin to start with you can also use checkout http://svn.jetbrains.org/teamcity/plugins/template-plugin from Subversion and the use templateGen\dist\run.cmd to generate new plugin project (includes IntelliJ IDEA project files).