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When installing python-powerline-git on Arch, opening vim produces an error message by default that needs to be skipped every time. By adding let g:pymcd_powerline="py3" to the .vimrc this can be fixed for a single user, and by adding that line atop /usr/share/vim/vimfiles/plugin/powerline.vim it can be done system-wide.
Because the python3 and python2 packages conflict each other, I think the py3 PKGBUILDs should add that setting on their own, since python2 seems to be the default.
Or the vim loading mechanism should try both before failing
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I'm having this exact same problem with powerline-vim on Arch.
For a workaround, adding the line let g:powerline_pycmd = 'py3' to /etc/vimrc to fix this issue for all users (including root) is less instrusive than poking with the plugin directly.
When installing
python-powerline-git
on Arch, opening vim produces an error message by default that needs to be skipped every time. By addinglet g:pymcd_powerline="py3"
to the .vimrc this can be fixed for a single user, and by adding that line atop/usr/share/vim/vimfiles/plugin/powerline.vim
it can be done system-wide.Because the python3 and python2 packages conflict each other, I think the py3 PKGBUILDs should add that setting on their own, since python2 seems to be the default.
Or the vim loading mechanism should try both before failing
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: