Vim Native Plugin Management: Plugin Managers Are A Meme

luke told me to consume so here i am.

thanks a lot!

Would `git submodule <cmd> --recurse` help?

Nice video! I am a complete beginner to plugins, I think I will just start with the native Vim plugin manager. To learn what is going on under the hood..

Why not just use a git bare repo for your vim config? It would remove all of the need for submodules for each plugin and should get rid of most of the headache...

Moving the plugin files into the correct directory is even worse than installing programs in Windows; at least then an installer does it for you.

I think a plugin manager is essential because it's a n/vim-specific package manager which can automatically update packages for you, and make installing them much easier and less bloated too.

More sensible option for updating plugins if your dotfiles are under version control: Instead of submodules, just put the pack directory in gitignore.

Hey mate, just some feedback (great channel by the way):
Would be cool to do a quick `pwd` when navigating directories; `la -l file` when discussing things like symlinks.

Also, I know Luke used to run a program that would display the key presses - super helpful!

Thanks. You helped convince me to stick with `vim-plug`. Glad to learn about some of the built-in related features though.

The talking speed made this one a bit hard to understand compared to some others, and I'm a native English speaker.

try minpac

Thanks!

Good content, and great detail.
Much appreciates