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While I know most configurations are generally more nvim- and lua-focused, there are still a lot of configs (including mine!) that make pretty heavy use of vim plugins as well. There are still some classics like Fugitive that shine, regardless of what they're written in.
I was wondering if dotfyle had any plans to possibly support also parsing lists of vim plugins (e.g. https://github.com/akrawchyk/awesome-vim) to put together more accurate plugin counts for those who may be using vimscript plugins, as awesome-neovim generally only lists neovim-specific ones.
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I think it would be very interesting to add vim plugins, definitely open to it.
I would like it to be thought through a bit though, and add some separation between vim and neovim plugins. Probably a type or language filter for search would be good e.g.
While I know most configurations are generally more nvim- and lua-focused, there are still a lot of configs (including mine!) that make pretty heavy use of vim plugins as well. There are still some classics like
Fugitive
that shine, regardless of what they're written in.I was wondering if dotfyle had any plans to possibly support also parsing lists of vim plugins (e.g. https://github.com/akrawchyk/awesome-vim) to put together more accurate plugin counts for those who may be using vimscript plugins, as awesome-neovim generally only lists neovim-specific ones.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: