Simply because its easier:
The Bundle command should
1) check whether the plugin is there
2) if not check it out
3) activate it (set rtp and such)
Then looking at .vimrc would always be enough to understand which plugins got loaded.
Otherwise you have to look at the filesystem to find out which plugins got ignored because they are not on disk.
Simply because its easier: The Bundle command should
1) check whether the plugin is there 2) if not check it out 3) activate it (set rtp and such)
Then looking at .vimrc would always be enough to understand which plugins got loaded. Otherwise you have to look at the filesystem to find out which plugins got ignored because they are not on disk.