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So what if someone wants to try out Vim and WordPress and such? It's not super easy to try out this vim config and then change it to something else to try that out.
Janus has an install/remove script that might benefit us.
I'd love to see something like this where we backup the current Vim config and then add this one. if you don't like it have a script that removes this vim config and resets things back to your default.
backup existing .vimrc/.gvimrc files and .vim directory
Update scripts?
Is this really worth it since :BundleInstall! does 99% of the work.
Could we have something to run right inside vim that pulled from master then did :BundleInstall! then resourced .vimrc so that you have the latest version running?
Could we set up the .vimrc file so that when you run vim it would give you a notice that a newly tagged version has been released?
Uninstall scripts??
check dir name for the uninstall.sh script and provide message if it's still .vim
restore old.vimrc and .old.vim directories
can the setup delete itself as the last step?
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So what if someone wants to try out Vim and WordPress and such? It's not super easy to try out this vim config and then change it to something else to try that out.
Janus has an install/remove script that might benefit us.
https://github.com/carlhuda/janus
I'd love to see something like this where we backup the current Vim config and then add this one. if you don't like it have a script that removes this vim config and resets things back to your default.
brew install ctags
brew install ack
Update scripts?
Is this really worth it since :BundleInstall! does 99% of the work.
Could we have something to run right inside vim that pulled from master then did :BundleInstall! then resourced .vimrc so that you have the latest version running?
Could we set up the .vimrc file so that when you run vim it would give you a notice that a newly tagged version has been released?
Uninstall scripts??
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: