I'll start this off by saying this is a great, helpful project that I use every day. Thank you.
Any given VIM setup can become chaotic with so many projects being opinionated on things like autocompletion, indenting and formatting. I've come across my fair share of plugins that override a vimrc's settings for these. It can be difficult to track down the source of this behavior when you're on one computer but it becomes particularly awful when you have to switch workstations often and set up new vim environments on the regular.
autoClosingTags defaulting to true is an example of what I'm talking about. I'm sure the feature is helpful to some people but stuff like this should be opt-in. Vim is an application so reliant on muscle memory that I find it puzzling on why so many projects are making assumptions on how people use the editor.
I'll start this off by saying this is a great, helpful project that I use every day. Thank you.
Any given VIM setup can become chaotic with so many projects being opinionated on things like autocompletion, indenting and formatting. I've come across my fair share of plugins that override a vimrc's settings for these. It can be difficult to track down the source of this behavior when you're on one computer but it becomes particularly awful when you have to switch workstations often and set up new vim environments on the regular.
autoClosingTags defaulting to true is an example of what I'm talking about. I'm sure the feature is helpful to some people but stuff like this should be opt-in. Vim is an application so reliant on muscle memory that I find it puzzling on why so many projects are making assumptions on how people use the editor.