Updated README.md to reflect nvim path differences #908
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I've used vundle for years, and love it, thanks to everyone involved. Just setting up a new dev environment and figured I may as well capture the neovim path differences here. I'm not particularly savvy of the vim/neovim/plugin dev community, so hopefully this is a reasonable change/ isn't a faux pas of some kind.
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Is this super silly or something :)? |
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@mikeyjk I probably made a poor attempt to mark this PR to look at later. Obviously it wasn't very effective on my part Overall the change looks good, I think some minor formatting could be changed but that's all |
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Yeah awesome, if it's quicker to give me a rough idea of what to change the formatting to, please let me know. Otherwise I'll leave it - thanks! |
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I've used vundle for years, and love it, thanks to everyone involved.
Just setting up a new dev environment and figured I may as well capture the neovim path differences here.
I don't know much about the vim/neovim/plugin community, so hopefully this is a reasonable change/ isn't a faux pas of some kind.