Pass hook name into plugin run functions #1053
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akinsho
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lua/packer/plugin_utils.lua
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| plugin_utils.post_install_hook = function(plugin, disp) | ||
| return run_hook(plugin, disp, 'post_install') |
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Rather than an ever expanding list of arguments, I think when you start to pass more and more args into a function it might be time to pass in a table instead, so you scale out the inputs more easily without worrying about naked args and positioning and nil-ness i.e.
I think this should be
return run_hook(plugin, disp, { hook_name = 'post_install' })
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Not sure if it needs a default value as it's an internal function but I've left it as an empty string. Not sure what the best thing to set it to would be?
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Implements #1050
This PR adds a third argument the plugin run function, allowing the user to easily run code only on install or update of a plugin.
It should be backwards compatible as existing functions that only accept 2 arguments will still work as before.