I use packager which is based on minpac and is simple and easy enough. But in reality if you want you can just use Git directly via :h pack-add functionality.
hauleth
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dimitarvp
Nope, I just want the batteries-and-brains-included approach.
Additionally, how do you handle adding a ton of stuff in your .vimrc? Is there a way to separate it into multiple files and load the pieces inside the central config file?
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cnck1387
I use GitHub - junegunn/vim-plug: 🌺 Minimalist Vim Plugin Manager · GitHub.
The author has a lot of great plugins, plus the name is plug. How can you not like that?!
What’s nice is you can install and remove plugins really easily but when it comes to updating, you can choose which commits to deny (you get a full changelog of commits for each plugin once the update command finishes running). Also if you do nothing, it just accepts them all (which is what I do 99.9% of the time).
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but I’ll try vim-enmasse and the sad.vim. Thanks for answer
AndyL
Anyone know if a good Elixir refactoring solution for Vim? (extract variable, extract function, rename module, rename function, etc.)
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hauleth
Check out :h load-plugins and just create your additional files in plugins/ directory in your ~/.vim/~/.config/nvim folder.
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