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… work on non-debian derivative distros see http://superuser.com/a/168710 for more info
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read EDITOR env var before running sensible-editor to make the plugin work on non-debian derivative distros
I'm using Funtoo (a Gentoo derivative) and the plugin won't work on my distro. So, I modified the code to read the EDITOR environment variable before running sensible-editor.
For more info on why sensible-editor is a fallback and should be read when $EDITOR is not available see the following answer:
see http://superuser.com/a/168710