TeamCity 5.1 Email template

So I found solution for me. Now the notification email contains info about changed files:
I've just added new macro "build_all_changes" to common.ftl. And then insert reference to build_succesful.ftl and build_failed.ftl:  <@common.build_all_changes var.changesBean />
Probably it could help someone else ;)


<#macro build_all_changes bean>
  <#-- @ftlvariable name="buildType" type="jetbrains.buildServer.serverSide.SBuildType" --> 
  <#-- @ftlvariable name="bean" type="jetbrains.buildServer.notification.impl.ChangesBean" -->
  <#-- @ftlvariable name="webLinks" type="jetbrains.buildServer.serverSide.WebLinks" -->
  <div>
    <#assign modNum=bean.modificationsNumber/>
    <#if (modNum > 0)>
      <hr>
      <div>
        <#assign changesLink><a href='${webLinks.getViewChangesUrl(bean.build)}'>${modNum} change<@plural modNum/></a></#assign>
        Changes included (${changesLink})<#if bean.changesClipped>,
        only ${bean.modifications?size} are shown</#if>.
      </div>
      <#list bean.modifications as mod>
        <#assign pers><#if mod.personal>(personal build)</#if></#assign>
        <#assign description=mod.description/>
        <#if description?length == 0><#assign description='&lt;no comment&gt;'/></#if>
        <div>
 <#assign modLink><a href='${webLinks.getChangeFilesUrl(mod.id, mod.personal)}'>${mod.changes?size} file<@plural mod.changes?size/></a></#assign>
          Change ${mod.displayVersion} ${pers} by ${mod.userName} (${modLink}):
          <i>${description?trim}</i>.
   Files:
   <br/>
 <#list mod.getFilteredChanges(buildType) as change>
 ${change.getRelativeFileName()} - ${change.getChangeTypeName()}
 <br/>
 </#list>         
        </div>
      </#list>
    </#if>
  </div>

FYI, I posted on a similar question, ie how to increase the number from 10 changes in the email, and referenced this post, here;
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10515718/teamcity-email-only-10-changes-are-shown-how-to-show-more-changes/12940604#12940604

Also thank you for your googleable post, possibly that is how I originally found how to add the changes!