I have two identical vim configurations using the latest spf13-vim. One is on Ubuntu 14.04 and the other OSX Mavericks. They are both using identical .vimrc.local and .vimrc.before.local files.
If I open a *.go file on Ubuntu and run :scriptnames I can clearly see vim-golang and vim-gocode being loaded.
If I do this on OSX neither of them are being loaded. I've tried adding to my .vimrc.local the things in the vim-golang readme file and that also did not help (I can see things being loaded from /usr/local/go/misc/vim but syntax highlighting is still not working). I would expect I would not have to do this if the vim configurations are indentical and it's working in Ubuntu without the extra steps.
I have two identical vim configurations using the latest spf13-vim. One is on Ubuntu 14.04 and the other OSX Mavericks. They are both using identical .vimrc.local and .vimrc.before.local files.
If I open a *.go file on Ubuntu and run
:scriptnames
I can clearly seevim-golang
andvim-gocode
being loaded.If I do this on OSX neither of them are being loaded. I've tried adding to my .vimrc.local the things in the vim-golang readme file and that also did not help (I can see things being loaded from
/usr/local/go/misc/vim
but syntax highlighting is still not working). I would expect I would not have to do this if the vim configurations are indentical and it's working in Ubuntu without the extra steps.