Closed YDSS closed 9 years ago
You should check ~/.vim/bundle/Vundle.vim
directory.
Vundle is installed?
Yes,of course~~
Your .vimrc works on my Mac. What OS and vim package are you using? If you are using pre-installed minimum version of vim, such as vim-tiny on Ubuntu for example, please try uninstall minimum version and reinstall regular version of vim package.
@tomofumikitano I'm not sure if it is a regular version or not.My os is centos~
@tomofumikitano Here is version:
What does :echo globpath(&rtp, 'autoload/vundle.vim')
give for you?
When I use CentOS/RedHat, I always install vim-enhanced package. So please try,
yum list installed | grep vim
to list installed vim package
yum install vim-enhanced
to install vim-enhanced package
@lucc
Here is print of :echo globpath(&rtp, 'autoload/vundle.vim')
@tomofumikitano This vim is not installed by yum but a internal tool of company~
@lucc I notice the first path is not used in this enviroment, so I try to hide it and vundle works well now.But I still don't know why~~~
We have seen many issues when people have two versions of Vundle in their rtpaths. Don't know why it is a problem either (at least not if both are the same version). Some Vim internal stuff maybe. But I think one can easily live with just one version of Vundle :smile:
@lucc Thanks!Since this issue has been resolved, I think you can close it.
As you opened it and I don't have write access to the repository I think you can close it.
I had this problem and recloned Vundle.vim and the problem went away.
I'm so confused, and I thought my problem is not like #506. I have no idea where to check. Any answer is helpful!
Here is the error:
Here is my .vimrc:
Here is output of
:scriptnames