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The use case is https://github.com/nyarly/valise/blob/master/lib/valise/adapters/tilt.rb#L81 I'm more than happy to make use of whatever interface is available to provide the functionality - it sounds like "load everything" followed by "iterate...

I'd be fine with that. By analogy to Rails, maybe `Tilt::Mapping#eager_load_templates`

Any advice how how easily to save the inserted text?

I don't know if you're having the same problem as me: I'd set the g:ctrlp_root_markers setting, and it seems to behave differently than advertised. While the docs say "in addition...

At the moment, I just edit the plugin file directly, but I can see how that's not very robust in the face of updates to the plugin itself. Let me...

Future reference: vimrc loads before any plugin. Something like this probably useful: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Letting_variable_values_be_overwritten_in_a_script

That's an option. It would mean that you'd have to run vim as an edit server, and we'd have to figure out how to find the appropriate vim. One benefit...

Another use case: I use nix-shell to manage project workspaces, which means that I might have e.g. rust-analyzer available in some Rust projects, but not ones pinned to earlier/stable versions...

Please forgive my ignorance of ricochet in general. Is there any chance of downgrade attacks as a result of negotiation?

Fair enough. There is a current school of thought in the crypto community that e.g. TLS should never have included negotiation, and that the answer to protocol agility is "complete...