Is there any history lost from vim.org days? about cscope.vim HOT 10 CLOSED

@wsdjeg

Thanks for suggestion.
I'll see if there is any chance to modify it into autoload mode.

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emm, I want to for this plugin to SpaceVim org. and to let more people maintain it. I use your fork ag.vim. it is nice, but can I use rg instead of ag.

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and why I want to fork?

I think this plugin should use autoload feature. less scripts in plugin/ will make vim startup more fast.

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You guys are genius. 🤣

You are talking A under B, and referring C, then D. Looks like nothing I can do here. Feel free to fork whatever you mean. I'm closing it.

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@brookhong sorry I mean I want to fork this, and make some change to open a PR. now the plugin is under dir plugin/, all script will be load when vim startup, I think it will make vim startup slow, can you use autoload feature?

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@wsdjeg that's not relevant to this issue, is another issue you should open. @brookhong why not rebase on top of vim-scripts to preserve you commits before github repo?

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@albfan
Actually this repo has more commits than the one from vim-scripts, we need not do that.

I maintain the plugin here in this repo, and released them onto vim.org years ago. And the account vim-scripts is an automated one, which automatically uploads all plugins uploaded to vim.org to github.

I stopped to upload plugin to vim.org since I found that using vundle to manage plugin is such a pleasure.

Same story for vundle, you need not ask maintainer of https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim to rebase on https://github.com/vim-scripts/vundle.

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Thanks I will add this plugin to SpaceVim's tools layer.

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@brookhong I see now issue tittle was wrong. Just want to ask: Is there any history lost from vim.org days? Answer is no, so there's no need to rebase or whatever.

Great, let's start to hack on it then

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nope, this repo is having the full commits.

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