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Don't we all do this in our vimrc though with direct links to GitHub plugin repos. PlugUpdate?
by pandemic_region 3y ago
Don't we all do this in our vimrc though with direct links to GitHub plugin repos. PlugUpdate?
- loeg 3y agoNo?
- fredoliveira 3y agoThis is one of the reasons why I like Lazyvim's plugin spec. It allows you to lock plugins down to the commit/tag/etc.
- wolfspider 3y agoWell then there is Emacs which is like an entire ripscrip BBS in your terminal if you configure it that way. If the Lisp you hand edit to actually make the plugin start up works you may want to also see what it’s doing apparently. Even though that happens sometimes Emacs is very good at what it does.
- earthling8118 3y agoNo, I absolutely do not do this. For one, I don't have any network requests in my vimrc. I also keep my plugins versioned using an external tool that pulls them from a given git hash rather than request them from some other server.
- tetris11 3y agoClone the plugins you use to a snapshot you trust, and then use the plugins from your trusted forks. To update, do an upstream merge after comparing the diff