This isn't an issue, more of a courtesy for anyone else who uses vanilla Vim in addition to Neovim. I like having an interoperable Vanilla Vim config and Neovim. Here is how I disabled firenvim from loading with Pathogen in vanilla Vim:
if has("nvim")
" Neovim specific blacklist goes here
else
" Vim specific blacklist goes here
let g:pathogen_blacklist = [ 'firenvim' ]
endif
execute pathogen#infect()
This allows me to have firenvim in my ~/.vim/bundle directory, but not load via Pathogen when I run vim.
One suggestion for firenvim would be a check in Firenvim to not load if you are not running nvim.
This isn't an issue, more of a courtesy for anyone else who uses vanilla Vim in addition to Neovim. I like having an interoperable Vanilla Vim config and Neovim. Here is how I disabled firenvim from loading with Pathogen in vanilla Vim:
This allows me to have
firenvim
in my~/.vim/bundle
directory, but not load via Pathogen when I runvim
.One suggestion for firenvim would be a check in Firenvim to not load if you are not running
nvim
.