vim-volt/volt

vimrc is not installed

hupfdule opened this issue · 3 comments

$ # vimrc exists in $VOLTPATH, but not in the system
$ ls -l ~/volt/rc/default/vimrc
-rw-r--r-- 1 myuser myuser 9791 Mär 26 18:49 /home/myuser/volt/rc/default/vimrc
$ ls -l ~/.vimrc
ls: cannot access '/home/myuser/.vimrc': No such file or directory
$ ls -l ~/.vim/vimrc
ls: cannot access '/home/myuser/.vim/vimrc': No such file or directory
# calling volt to do a full build
$ volt build -full
[INFO] Full building /home/myuser/.vim/pack/volt/opt directory ...
[INFO] Installing vimrc and gvimrc ...
# checking for existance of vimrc (which should have been copied)
$ ls -l ~/.vimrc
ls: cannot access '/home/myuser/.vimrc': No such file or directory
$ ls -l ~/.vim/vimrc
ls: cannot access '/home/myuser/.vim/vimrc': No such file or directory

There is no error message and still nothing is copied.

Can you update #272 first? 🙏 Simply closing the issue is okay if your question is answered.

The name of runcom files in $VOLTPATH should be vimrc.vim or gvimrc.vim.

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The problem was, that those file was named vimrc instead of vimrc.vim in my $VOLTPATH. It is documented in the README, but I think it should be pointed out explicitly, since it can be easily overlooked (as I did).

tyru commented

fixed in #292