Since no one else has responded to this yet, I'll add my probably
useless comments...
> I fiddled arround with git subtree, but I can't get it work. Does anybody
> know, how I can merge the subdirectory vimfiles into my subdirectory vim??
Personally, I'm just using rsync (actually, there's an ol
> I know more about hg than git. In hg, there is a "convert" that allows
In fact, if you were willing to manage your conf repo with Mercurial,
you could probably use convert to do all of the work for you. The
simplest thing you'd want would be:
hg convert --filemap vimfiles_only /path/to/vim-la
Hi,
I'm looking forward when Till will put vimfiles/ in a separate repo (or
branch). Then I can use the method described in
http://vimcasts.org/episodes/synchronizing-plugins-with-git-submodules-and-pathogen/
This sounds very handy. I think I will also publish my configuration at
github.
Best
> I'm looking forward when Till will put vimfiles/ in a separate repo (or
> branch). Then I can use the method described in
It would make sense to split out the web and the vimfiles into two
separate repos. However, is that really necessary?
I haven't used pathogen before, but it looks like you
On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 01:52:37PM -0500, Ted Pavlic wrote:
> > I'm looking forward when Till will put vimfiles/ in a separate repo (or
> > branch). Then I can use the method described in
>
> It would make sense to split out the web and the vimfiles into two
> separate repos. However, is that rea
>> It would make sense to split out the web and the vimfiles into two
>> separate repos. However, is that really necessary?
>
> What disadvantages do you see? I am pretty sure that most of vim-latex
None aside from the grunt work. My comment was sort of an "in the
meanwhile, symlinks with pathoge
>> The only potential issue I see is that after the splitting of the
>> repository, they will have different commit ids than the original
>> repository had. Since the repository is not published that long, I tend
>> to think that this is not important.
>
> That probably won't be much of an issue...
