> > Just a quick announcement: I packaged all the vim scripts
> All? What do you mean?
All the scripts on vim.org: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script_search_results.php
> 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.
Sounds good to me! Tim Pope (Pathogen's author) would probably
be a good person to talk to.
> > 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.
Nah, it just watches the RSS feed and downloads new versions
once when they appear. I doubt the vim.org admins can even
see the extra load.
> - 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 played around with something like this in vim-update-bundles:
http://github.com/bronson/vim-update-bundles
A more interesting but brand new idea is here, 100% vimscript:
http://github.com/gmarik/vundle
Some reddit discussion I just ran across today:
http://www.reddit.com/r/vim/comments/ds0ju/awesome_project_all_the_scripts_get_easily/
Those are just the ones I know of offhand, I've heard of other
solutions too (as you say, vim-addon-manager, and there's
a script to install vim plugins as ruby gems).
Love all the new ideas. Can't wait to see which ones stick.
- Scott
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