From Template to Marketplace Creating Your First Plugin

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Start from the GitHub template and click use this template to create a repo (template repo auto-cleans via an Actions commit), clone into IntelliJ, set SDK to JBR 21 and sync Gradle, then inspect src, resources, plugin.xml and gradle.properties/build.gradle.kts. Run the buildPlugin task to produce a zip in build/distributions, upload that zip to JetBrains Marketplace (moderation ~ two business days), put icons named pluginIcon and pluginIcon_dark in meta, and keep the README as the source of the plugin description.

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1. 0:00Project initialization
2. 2:00IDE setup and dependencies
3. 4:47Project structure overview
4. 7:45Dependency management
5. 12:39Building the plugin
6. 13:26Marketplace distribution
7. 15:06Icons and configuration
8. 16:56Learning and next steps

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