My settings for Vim. See comments in vimrc for list of supported features (in Russian).
Remove ~/.vimrc and ~/.vim/, then:
git clone https://github.com/powerman/dotvim ~/.vimSee https://github.com/Shougo/deoplete.nvim#requirements for details, but usually it’s enough to build vim with python3 support and run:
pip3 install --user pynvimBefore 2020-02-09 this repo has used git submodules. You’ll need to use
this upgrade procedure to get rid of git submodules and switch to updating
this repo using simple git pull.
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(optional) If you’ve your own changes then make sure they’re committed to some branch (we’ll use name "local" here). If you’ve added own submodules then you should backup them now - because they’ll be REMOVED RIGHT NOW - and also have an idea how to re-add them after update without using submodules.
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git checkout master -
git fetch -
If you’ll try
git pullnow it’ll fail, so rungit merge remove-submodulesinstead to move forward as far as it is possible right now. -
Now it’s time to remove all submodules repos:
rm -rf .git/modules -
And then delete all untracked files from
bundle/dir:git clean -f bundle -
Finally, you can update to the latest version:
git pull -
(optional) If you’ve your own changes in the "local" branch, then it’s time to make them accessible again:
git rebase master local