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Today I found that in my environment the :Vitalize . command shows
vitalizer: vital directory must be a git work directory.
and I could not understand the reason at first. So it should be warned with the value of g:vitalizer#vital_dir and more user-friendly message.
It's beyond this issue but in my case, the vital.vim has installed with Shougo/dein.vim without merged: 0 so dein.vim merge the vital.vim into a single directory and .git the directory has gone. After I add merged: 0 and call dein#recache_runtimepath(), the issue has solved. In case someone has same issue and could not find the reason 👍
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I encountered same problem in same situation and I fixed with writing merged = 0 for dein.vim. The error message is confusing because I thought "I'm supplying a git working directory by :Vitalize command argument."
Today I found that in my environment the
:Vitalize .
command showsand I could not understand the reason at first. So it should be warned with the value of
g:vitalizer#vital_dir
and more user-friendly message.It's beyond this issue but in my case, the
vital.vim
has installed with Shougo/dein.vim withoutmerged: 0
so dein.vim merge the vital.vim into a single directory and.git
the directory has gone. After I addmerged: 0
andcall dein#recache_runtimepath()
, the issue has solved. In case someone has same issue and could not find the reason 👍The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: