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Added minimal.vimrc to make debugging and testing easier #51
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Hey @Gavinok I won't be merging this in as I don't think it should be part of vim-minisnip itself. That said, I'll leave the PR open just in case other users stumble across this and find it useful. Thanks! |
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@joereynolds makes sense |
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This is a simple vimrc that can be used for testing pull requests and debugging. adding this should encorage people to contribute. In addition people that are having issues with conflicting plugins can use this to quickly check if minisnip is the cause or if it is another plugin. This way less issues will be submited that are not the fault of minisnip.