. This means that downloader uses whichever commit was the 20’th generation ancestor of the current vim-addon-manager commit. Of course this does not work: this ancestor is still using vim-addon-manager-known-repositories without rebranding. This line was added in the commit with pretty verbose and all-explaining message “update downloader” pushed by @MarcWeber.
I have done what I thought is necessary to fix the downloader. But I will not do anything to this line without knowing the reason why it was added.
From https://bitbucket.org/vimcommunity/vim-pi/issue/89/online-list-of-known-plugins-is-empty:
There are interesting lines in downloader:
. This means that downloader uses whichever commit was the 20’th generation ancestor of the current vim-addon-manager commit. Of course this does not work: this ancestor is still using vim-addon-manager-known-repositories without rebranding. This line was added in the commit with pretty verbose and all-explaining message “update downloader” pushed by @MarcWeber.
I have done what I thought is necessary to fix the downloader. But I will not do anything to this line without knowing the reason why it was added.