I looked for a while now for some resources to understand more this project but I can't find any. If anyone knows about a source in English that would be great.

Description

The "Requirements" wiki page has a TODO placeholder under the FreeBSD heading. The correct command to install antigen under FreeBSD is:

pkg install zsh-antigen

Steps to reproduce

Visit Requirements on the z

I feel that the README.md is too long, that it lacks some structure that would make a large amount of information better presented.

The problem is that:
a. there are many features (i.e. large feature-set),
b. the features are often swiss-army-knives and need some elaboration, if not then users might not discover the feature-set of Zplugin.

The changes doesn't have to be a complete rephrase

Right now absolute paths in imports are still passed to git, which relativizes them. That's a security vulnerability -- the git defaults might change, or we might switch implementations without remembering this detail. We should stop doing it, and also create a test for it.

I used to use vim-plug whose documentation included an if statement you could use to drop a vimrc/init.vim on a new system and the first time you started vim, it'd install all your plugins for you. Useful if you are constantly blowing away the contents of a machine and want to easily deploy a functional environment to it.

Unfortunately minpac doesn't have such a simple single-file you can downl

When the user starts my program for the first time, the configuration folder will be created. When the user moves my program to other locations, my program cannot start

Hello

Almost all plugins that I know of have a README.md file at their root.

So what about a plug-doc command, that would have the all the installed plugins as auto-completion and would automatically opens the associated README.md ?

Example:

:plug-doc<space>

I select ul/kak-lsp for instance, then press Enter, Kakoune opens kak-lsp's README.md

Bonus:

Whe

Moved from https://bro-tracker.atlassian.net/browse/BIT-1826

Last night I upgraded a Bro installation from a late 2.4 version to git master and I realized that I didn't have an easy way to rebuild Bro plugins other than to uninstall them and reinstall them. It would be nice if there was a single bro-pkg command I could run that would just clean and rebuild all plugins.

https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug

Can you add more detailed documentation? And then I wrote some ideas, do they fit in with your design? Look forward to your reply