Add .vue to 'suffixesadd' #46
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Thanks, cool! From what I read, after scripts are executed after any other plugins so it can override other settings |
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In #46, the question was where to put this option, and why some other plugins put it in the 'after' directory. Vim-javascript puts it in the 'after' directory because they want to keep the settings in the ftplugin shipped with Vim, and only add the 'suffixesadd' option. Since Vim doesn't ship with a Vue plugin, we can safely put this option in ftplugin.
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This allows navigating between
.vuefiles usinggf.I did it in
after/ftplugininstead offtpluginbecause that's the way vim-javascript and vim-jsx do it, but I'm not sure about the reason.