Comment on The cleanest vimrc you'll ever seeparentComments−mgrouchy14yI think git submodules + pathogen is a perfectly legit way to fetch/install/manage vim plugins.−DiabloD314yExcept he didnt use git submodules, he embedded them right in his git repo, which means he can never keep up to date.Also, Vundle is pathogen inspired, its designed to be an easier way of doing the same thing, complete with automated updating for gitted stuff.−mgrouchy14yI know what vundle is.Pretty sure we can't be looking at the same repo, because as far as I can tell, these are git submodules https://img.skitch.com/20120120-jx8g6cpj8amdagh6dtfbyjtjbp.j... (screenshot)Re: Keeping up to date git submodule foreach git pull origin master --recurse-submodules−skwpOP14yyep, they are proper git submodules, and this way you can specifically control which of them you want to update, and when.−csexton14yFWIW, I used vundle for quite a while and went back to pathogen because vim's load time was much faster. Perhaps they have improved that. vim --startuptime time.txt
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I think git submodules + pathogen is a perfectly legit way to fetch/install/manage vim plugins.
Except he didnt use git submodules, he embedded them right in his git repo, which means he can never keep up to date.
Also, Vundle is pathogen inspired, its designed to be an easier way of doing the same thing, complete with automated updating for gitted stuff.
I know what vundle is.
Pretty sure we can't be looking at the same repo, because as far as I can tell, these are git submodules https://img.skitch.com/20120120-jx8g6cpj8amdagh6dtfbyjtjbp.j... (screenshot)
Re: Keeping up to date
yep, they are proper git submodules, and this way you can specifically control which of them you want to update, and when.
FWIW, I used vundle for quite a while and went back to pathogen because vim's load time was much faster. Perhaps they have improved that.