Hi Scott, Excerpts from Scott Bronson's message of Wed Oct 20 21:41:22 +0200 2010: > Just a quick announcement: I packaged all the vim scripts All? What do you mean?
> My intent is to make them easy to use with Pathogen -- just clone into > ~/.vim/bundles and everything just works. Which has been the most annoying problems forcing you to create git clones only? If you said: "I want people to move forward and start creating forks" I'd agree. But you didn't say it :) Can we talk and discuss whether merging vim-addon-manager and Pathogen makes sense? They both somewhat have similar goals. When possible we should try to join efforts rather than duplicating them. > Right now I'm updating the mirror once a day. If everything continues > looking stable I'll set it to update it every 20 minutes. What do you sync and update? Isn't this just putting much load on www.vim.org which I think is not justified. If you watched the mailinglist I offered doing something similar. But there was not much feedback. So I never did it. In the end I don't care about using Pathogen or vim-addon-manager. But I want the vim-addon-manager features. The two most important features are: - declarative way to specify which plugins to install / load. It looks like this: call Activate(['plugin1','plugin2']) - a way to declare dependencies. This is done by adding a -addon-info.txt file. I personal think that energy should also be spent on missing features such as async communication. There is an incomplete patch on github ... That's the most pressing missing feature I'd like to see. Sincerly Marc Weber -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
