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Installation method now that Vundle is gone #4134
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You can use any method you like, including any other package manager, vim's built-in packages or manual clone of the repo. The reason we suggested vundle historically is that it (at the time) was the only one that correctly handled submodules. |
I'll write up some instructions on using the built-in packages later. |
How to use vim's built-in plugins:
packadd YouCompleteMe To Update:
Alternatively you can use any other package manager. |
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Btw, vundle is back: https://github.com/VundleVim. |
Vundle is gone. There doesn't seem to be a horizon for it returning anytime soon.
The Quick start installation method mentions Vundle as the only source of installation of YCM at the moment. Since that's not available, what's the next best way to get YCM installed?
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