> Is it fine to have a choice of plugin managers, or is this causing a
> headache (for users and/or for plugin writers).  If yes, then we should
> pick one plugin manager and retire the others.

I'm glad you picked this topic up.

I personally use simple shell scripts to keep the git repos up to date. I don't 
think having the plugin manager built-in is a necessity although it would make 
things easier for newcomers, I guess.

IMHO almost any choice is better than the current situation.

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