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I've not written a template or starter-kit for Visual Studio, so I'm not really sure which is the most appropriate for doing what I need, or if I need something even more general/powerful.

What I want to do is have a template project that exports some boiler plate code from subversion, installs some typical/required Nuget packages, imports that newly created project into svn, run some PowerShell scripts, etc.

Is this possible with either a template or starter-kit or is this maybe something that will require an entire add-on?

lucidquiet
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  • Do you mean *import* some boiler plate code from an svn repository? I don't understand what you'd be exporting since it sounds like you are talking about creating a brand new solution. – Mark Rucker Aug 24 '12 at 18:00
  • Right export from the svn some template code found there, then re-import into a new location the newly created project. – lucidquiet Aug 24 '12 at 18:24
  • OK, I think you have your usage of import and export backwards. You want to ***import*** code from an svn repository or branch and then ***commit*** your *new* solution to a *new* repository or branch. I think if you make that change you might get more people looking at your question. It'll be easier to understand what you are asking and maybe not so scary. – Mark Rucker Aug 24 '12 at 18:29

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