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Not arguing with his main points, but updating submodules for pathogen is easier than he says. To update submodules do (in the "main dir" of the git repo):
by redacted 15y ago
Not arguing with his main points, but updating submodules for pathogen is easier than he says.
To update submodules do (in the "main dir" of the git repo):
git submodule foreach git pull
- john2x 15y agoThat assumes that all the plugins are installed via Git, right?
- deleted 15y ago[deleted]
- redacted 15y agoIt updates only those plugins that are installed as git submodules yes. Most recent bundles have git repos, but if they don't https://github.com/vim-scripts mirrors all plugins hosted on vim.org as clonable repos.
- nolite 15y agodid not know about this... this is official awesome
- ctanksley 15y agoPost author here. You're dead on about this. I could try to turn this into another reason why git + pathogen is lacking as a plugin management system (you have to know a lot about git!), but that is weak, so a better tack is to just agree. Question: is there an equally easy way to delete submodules? They're easy as pie to add, and you rightly point out that they are easy to update, but I never figured out an easy way to remove them. I was likely missing something, though.
- mattyb 15y agohttp://chrisjean.com/2009/04/20/git-submodules-adding-using-removing-and-updating/ http://chrisjean.com/2009/04/20/git-submodules-adding-using-...