Alejandro Sanchez
Alejandro Sanchez
It should work now, one of the node names had changed. There is a syntax error in the test file (`test/highlight/sample/astro/regular.astro`) though. I don't know Astro, it would be nice...
> I took a look and the file looks correct to me, how do you know there's a syntax error? Execute `:InspectTree` and you get a visual representation of the...
> Or, even better — disable this behaviour by default. I am open to suggestions, but to me this seems like a plugin manager problem. I have made the note...
I have given the issue some time, and I think user convenience is more important than contributor convenience (within reason of course). My solution is to rename the `.gitmodules` file...
Sorry, you are right. I have switched it to HTTPS. Note however that you don't actually need any of the submodules, those are just for running tests. They don't hurt...
Submodules will no longer be picked up from cd939896b8d73ce6b3f31a734b516e32383a76a4 onward.
By default Git does not initialize submodules, so my guess is that this has to be done on the side of the package manager. I use bare Git for managing...
Implemented in cd939896b8d73ce6b3f31a734b516e32383a76a4
I also have the following in my `ftdetect/html.vim` file: ```vim autocmd! BufRead,BufNewFile *.html set ft=html | call jinja#AdjustFiletype() ``` I think HTML is a special case because Vim tries to...
Good point. I have added the setting, please try the current `master`.