Closed frioux closed 7 years ago
Sessions load after plugins are already active, so changing 'runtimepath'
in one will have no effect on what plugins are loaded.
Thanks.
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I am sure this is something I am doing wrong, but I'm at my wits end here.
I sometimes use sessions as a way to have settings for a given project. For example for our salt repo at work my session is:
And the latter is an
Obsession
built session. It works perfectly fine. Until I try to add a plugin that adds a file to theplugin
subdirectory. So for examplesyntax
and andftplugin
s work fine in thevim-salt-plugins
directory, but if I addEunuch
to the bundle, the command (like:Remove
) do not get added.Here is the
&rtp
, to be clear:I did put
set sessionoptions-=options
in my vimrc based on the README to pathogen and even looked through the actual session file in question to see ifrtp
/runtimepath
was there, but it's not.Any ideas?