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What splits it more, IMO, is that neovim went in a non-compatible direction with many of their design choices. They have good arguments for doing so, but it sti
by falcolas 3y ago
What splits it more, IMO, is that neovim went in a non-compatible direction with many of their design choices. They have good arguments for doing so, but it still means that writing community plugins that can work with either version of vim is inherently harder.
- coldtea 3y agoI guess if they haven't gotten in a non-compatible direction, then they wouldn't have made enough change to guarantee a fork.