> I meant for the web downloader, where does that come from? I assume always 
> from git.

What web downloader? All sources are defined in VAM-kr.

> > You can use git archive from github, but this is a fallback option only in 
> > case git, mercurial and bazaar executables are not available or mercurial 
> > and bazaar do not have respectively hg-git and bzr-git plugins installed. 
> > It is disabled by default, ask MarcWeber why. For details see `:h 
> > vam#vcs#GitCheckout`.
> 
> Thanks, I may take a look at that another day.

If you have to you may copy this function and make it always use archives. 
Though following advice by @MarcWeber (use http://) for git URLs would be 
better. I do not know whether this will be blocked

> > Note that when you use github archive it will get redownloaded on each 
> > :UpdateAddons call.
> 
> Good to know, I'll need to make sure not to call that unless I really want to 
> update.
> 
> > If you do have git why do you prefer zip archive?
> 
> Because my workplace's IT somehow blocks access to github and other places 
> when using git tools but not when using a browser. I can download an archive 
> from github when I point my browser to the project webpage but git 
> clone/fetch/pull all fail. Hg and SVN also fail when pointing to servers 
> outside the LAN.

You mean `git clone http://…` or `git clone git://…`?

> > > That is good to know. I was under the impression VAM always tried to pull 
> > > in updates and then run. I didn't know it could act just like Pathogen.
> > I do not remember any time when VAM tried to pull updates without explicit 
> > request from the user. Such behavior is neither the default nor available 
> > with some option I know about.
> I think I got this impression (which I now know to be mistaken) because VAM 
> will automatically download any plugins you tell it to activate, IF their 
> folder is empty or does not exist. Or at least that's my current 
> understanding.

Depending on the settings it may or may not ask. MarcWeber in his examples 
always writes the setting to make it ask. I have an explicit setting to make it 
not ask. Only source code remembers the default (ask). I do not remember 
history of this setting.

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