Packer and vim-plug can take local paths for registered plugins. Packer returns a file URI, not sure about vim-plug yet. This results in links such as "https:///home/..." which should be filtered.
Update: vim-plug doesn't manage local plugins (so this won't happen), and Packer symlinks -> so local plugins which were Git cloned can also have their URL found
Packer and vim-plug can take local paths for registered plugins. Packer returns a file URI, not sure about vim-plug yet. This results in links such as "https:///home/..." which should be filtered.
Update: vim-plug doesn't manage local plugins (so this won't happen), and Packer symlinks -> so local plugins which were Git cloned can also have their URL found