This file contains a set of declarations about what Vim plugins you want to install. For example:

# Install a Vim plugin from `https://github.com/kana/vim-textobj-indent`.
#
# Note that kana/vim-textobj-indent requires kana/vim-textobj-user.
# Such dependencies are automatically installed if the former plugin
# declares its dependencies with Flavorfile.
flavor 'kana/vim-textobj-indent'

# Install a Vim plugin from `https://github.com/vim-scripts/fakeclip`.
flavor 'fakeclip'

# Install a Vim plugin from the specified URI.
flavor 'https://github.com/kana/vim-altr.git'

# You can also specify which version of Vim plugin should be installed.
# For example:
flavor 'kana/vim-smartword', '~> 0.1'    # 0.1 or later, but older than 0.2
flavor 'kana/vim-smartchr',  '~> 0.2.4'  # 0.2.4 or later, but older than 0.3.0
flavor 'kana/vim-smarttill', '>= 0.3.6'  # 0.3.6 or later

# vim-flavor, by design, requires Vim plugins to follow semantic versioning
# and to create version tags (like `v1.2.3`) in their repositories.
#
# For repositories without versioning, branches can be specified.
flavor 'chriskempson/base16-vim', branch: 'master'

Run the following command:

vim-flavor install

This command does the following stuffs:

1. Fetches Vim plugins declared in the Flavorfile.
2. Creates Flavorfile.lock file. It contains information about what versions of plugins to be installed.
3. Copies the fetched plugins into ~/.vim/pack/flavors/start, then updates help tags for each plugin.

It's recommended to commit Flavorfile and Flavorfile.lock after installation.

git add Flavorfile Flavorfile.lock
git commit -m 'Use vim-flavor to manage my favorite Vim plugins'

Suppose that you work with several PCs and/or servers, and you want to use the same configuration, including Vim plugins, on all of them.

Firstly, let's synchronize your configuration files:

cd ~/your/dotfiles/repository
git pull

Now you have the same Flavorfile and Flavorfile.lock created by the previous step.

Then run the following command:

vim-flavor install

This time vim-flavor installs the same versions of Vim plugins as recorded in Flavorfile.lock, even if newer versions are available.

To update Vim plugins, run the following command:

vim-flavor update

This is similar to vim-flavor install, but vim-flavor tries checking and installing newer versions of Vim plugins.

This command usually updates Flavorfile.lock. So that you have to commit it again.

git add Flavorfile.lock
git commit -m 'Update Vim plugins'

See features/ directory for the details. The same documents are available also on relish.

See CHANGELOG.md.

vim-flavor is released under the terms of MIT license. See the LICENSE file for the details.

1. Install rbenv.

2. Run the following commands in your clone of vim-flavor repository:

   git submodule update --init
   rbenv install
   bundle install

rake test

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