Tim Pope

Oh look what I found https://github.com/tpope/vim-projectionist/blob/9eff21e1bcb2db6fb5aadbd45886a98d2a397e59/autoload/projectionist.vim#L688. Guess I added support after all.

Yes that.

The existing copy already references submodules. Are you trying to make it more prominent? I don't think putting `NOTE:` in backticks is the best way to achieve that.

Not yet. It's a little unclear how that would interact with built-in plugins.

So fugitive, for example, will work just fine without Git, up till the point you explicitly invoke a command. I think plugins that don't are broken, generally speaking. My strategy...

Since Pathogen doesn't handle installation, this would force the user to both install by hand and update their vimrc on install, and do the reverse on uninstall. That's a ridiculous...

You can call `pathogen#interpose('bundle/YouCompleteMe')` to add a single bundle to the runtime path. Is that what you're really after?

I'm not opposed to a hook to allow for something like this. But I would think the user experience would be horrendous. Imagine accidentally typing `:Econtroller applicatio` and having to...

I was referring to a command with explicit arguments -- `:Generate controller application` -- which could then load the generated files into the quickfix list. Automatic arguments sounds really cool....

Can you paste the output of `:echo &runtimepath`? Sounds like the `after/` path is getting added but the root path is not.