Closed dan-klasson closed 8 years ago
You are missing reading the README ;)
But you are right of course, this is probably not very clear. by default it generates the config in the ./dist
directory. You can override it with VIM_DIR=~/.vim make
You are probably not the only one stumbled on this, so I'll try to work something out to fix it.
latest version will check for non-standard VIM_DIR location and print a warning
Sure it generates the files in the ./dist
directory. But how do we get it working?
Running VIM_DIR=~/.vim make
in the root rolder gives me make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.
. Running the same in the dotvim2
folder gives me the same as explained above.
Please clarify the steps to get it up and running.
Vim probably isn't using the configuration file you're expecting it to. The one that is being generated lives in VIM_DIR/vimrc
. You should be able to fix this in one of two ways:
vimrc
file to the filename expected by vim (this is typically ~/.vimrc
).vim -u VIM_DIR/vimrc
@cescue @dan-klasson indeed, older versions of vim will only look for ~/.vimrc
. Newer versions also look directly for ~/.vim/vimrc
. I'll add that to the readme and installation warning.
done.
So I clone this repo. Go into the dotvim2 folder and run
make
, answer all the prompts and then it saysDONE
. But when I open Vim, none of the plugins work, nor is the leader key,
.What am I missing in my install?