Vundle to add to .gitsubmodule

[cwood]

Hey,

Thanks for vundle I love it. However it would be nice if it could figure out if it was under git itself so when its added to another git repo it can target the remote modules. Right now I am doing it manually but wonder if you could make it so vundle does it automatically.

Thanks!

[gmarik]

Hey @cwood could you please elaborate more on this?
Do you have an example I could look into?
That would be helpful!
Thanks!

[cwood]

I dont have anything for say this is a new feature request.

Essentially if I add Bundle "somuser/someproject" to my vimrc when BundelInstall runs it would be great if it could add it to a .gitsubmodule file if the vimrc is apart of a git repo all ready. This would be nice to have for having vimrc/vim folder under version control.

[ghost]

Think he's asking if installed bundles can be automatically added to '.gitmodules' . I too would like to see this implemented.

[gmarik]

this might be added in future, but no such plans yet!

[MarcWeber]

#226, #198 are related

[trygveu]

Hi @cwood, do you still consider this a feature that you would want?

Isn't this better handled if you use a framework for dotfiles, which run the install job for you? https://dotfiles.github.io/

Trygve
Checking if old issues can be closed.

[wsdjeg]

there is no need add .vim to git repo,you can add vimrc_vundle to repo,then ln -s /path to/vimrc_vundle ~/vimrc

[trygveu]

I agree @wsdjeg, there are better ways to handle this. In my opinion this issue should be closed, together with #116 #226 and #198.

[wsdjeg]

thank you ,i just want to reduce duplication of repo!

[cwood]

I am actully not using vundle anymore but thanks anyway