Add :Driver command to re-source user specific rc #96
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Often we have idiosyncrasies in how we work. We encode these into our muscles and having to deal with pairing situations where you are out of sync with your pair is painful sometimes. By adding a convenience function around sourcing your own set of configurations, we might alleviate some of this frustration.
mattpolito
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Nov 20, 2020
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The .local files are widely used so I wouldn't get rid of it.
mattpolito
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Nov 20, 2020
Probably something like adding a default argument makes sense. The default could reasonably be the |
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What
A convenience function that allows you to quickly source a configuration file scoped to your own handle (e.g.
.vimrc.pcapel).Why
Sometimes working using another developer's configuration options can be frustrating, particularly when they affect the native defaults. This is a pain point for both developers, and this could act as a convenient compromise.