conflict with Bundler (ruby)

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conflict with Bundler (ruby)

[sharat87]

Thank you for the kind words :)

Yeah, I'm not a ruby person, as you might've guessed.

The situation you describe indeed needs to be addressed. I suppose antigen is something that is the least likely to have a conflict with another program, but it doesn't sound quite right. It loses on some semantic meaning that the bundle command had.

So, may be something more explicit? Like antigen-bundle or antigen-install? Its long but I can't think of anything better.

Or is antigen good and I'm over-thinking it? I know, I suck at naming things :)

I'm glad that you brought this up in this early in the project, when we can afford this kind of changes.

Btw, learnt about zundle from your dotfiles. Didn't know this approach was tried before :)

[sharat87]

Also, on a side note, the bundle-install command is not available any more and is not necessary. Just the bundle command installs and loads the plugin. See README for details.

[sharat87]

You know what, let's rename it to antigen-bundle. And recommend people use an alias to it like b or u, but antigen won't be providing any such alias by itself.

In fact, I'll prefix all commands with antigen-, to avoid any conflicts with any other apps.

[charlietanksley]

Sorry I dropped out on this.

I like the switch a lot. Thanks! I'll update my version and turn it back on. :)

I tried zundle for a bit (I just played with it--I was still using bash), but really didn't like the idea of having to manually create repositories for any plugin I wanted from, e.g., oh-my-zsh. I was actually thinking about trying to implement some automatic workaround, but I'm super thankful you already did it (mine would've been weak ;)).

[sharat87]

You should see the antigen-bundles command I introduces after this change.

Thanks, but I won't be getting very far without help from people like you :)

Shrikant Sharat Kandula, on his iPad.

On 10-Jun-2012, at 5:31 AM, Charlie Tanksley
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wrote:

Sorry I dropped out on this.

I like the switch a lot. Thanks! I'll update my version and turn it back on. :)

I tried zundle for a bit (I just played with it--I was still using bash), but really didn't like the idea of having to manually create repositories for any plugin I wanted from, e.g., oh-my-zsh. I was actually thinking about trying to implement some automatic workaround, but I'm super thankful you already did it (mine would've been weak ;)).

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