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$VOLTPATH/rc/default/[g]vimrc is not being generated #272
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As stated here, if Therefore, if you wish to manage your Sent with GitHawk |
Well, it is correct what you say and it is working. But still I think the README should be refined to describe this topic a bit better. It is not easy to identify the necessary bits out of the README to create a new volt config from scratch. |
I agree that README can be more precise and friendly. I will try and make a PR when I have time :) |
fixed in #292 |
* Fix vim-volt#291 * Fix vim-volt#272 * Fix vim-volt#273
When installing a plugin with volt, I get the following output:
It tells me something about a vimrc and gvimrc being installed, but that is actually not the case.
My original
~/.vimrc
is still unmodifed and the directory$VOLTPATH/rc
doesn't even exist.I actually don't even know what should happen. The README isn't clear about that. Should volt at any time touch my
~/.vimrc
? I expect not. Should it modify an existing$VOLTPATH/rc/defauilt/vimrc
? I expect so. But am I responsible for symlinking my real~/.vimrc
to$VOLTPATH/rc/default/vimrc
? I don't know. And if volt is creating/modifying that vimrc, what does in enter there?It should be stated more clearly in the README what the user should do here. I expected that
$VOLTPATH/rc/default/vimrc
would be created by volt and the installed packages magically get activated.I am using the release version 0.3.5 of volt.
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