Rename files on vim/settings#868
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Rename files on vim/settings#868nandalopes wants to merge 2 commits intoskwp:masterfrom nandalopes:ren-vim
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- Rename plugin related files to plugin-{plugin-name}
- Makes solarized autoload correct file
- *.es6 to javascript.vim - gh-markdown to ghmarkdown.vim (cherry picked from commit 2d6ae57)
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Nice. I'm also using this standard on my own fork. Did you test it on a fresh install? |
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Hi, I've tested more the vim-plug thing, but settings rename are ok. The only thing I'm not sure about is ghmarkdown filetype detect, syntax stop working after switching colorschemes. |
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Use plugin-{plugin-name}.vim for plugin settings