Maarten de Vries

This method can still cause multiple distinct paths to be mapped to the same object file. For example, all these source files will be mapped to the same object file:...

I'd remove the path grafting entirely now. I'd even consider doing the same for relative paths and dump all object files in one directory. Although I guess it's nice to...

CMake is turing complete. If you want to properly parse flags from a CMakeLists.txt file, you would have to re-implement CMake with all it's quirks. I can't speak for the...

Right, we made `.profile` idempotent partly so we could source it twice without problem. But it is also required to deal with a shell started from within a shell. Sourcing...

coc and ultisnips worked fine together for me. Did you install `coc-ultisnips`? > Looks like it is also possible to use minpac (or any other vim package manager) to install...

> coc and ultisnips worked fine together for me. Did you install `coc-ultisnips`? Note that when I first tried coc, I just installed a bunch of coc modules from the...

I tried `g:coc_global_extensions`, but it causes a new vim instance to open a split and perform the install if any extension in missing. I don't really like that, since it...

yeah I have the same thing. We could just use submodules for vim packs, but I don't really care for tracking submodule hashes. Going to get annoying to update those....

Made the install script update minpac and use `minpac#update('', {'do': 'quit'})`. Seems to work well now. Maybe it was also a bug in old minpac versions. However, the second time...

You are correct that this only works within the same scope. However, I also totally agree with the behaviour you want. I want it too ;) The biggest problem now...