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Debian and Ubuntu set nomodeline by default, but this plugin sets modeline implicitly (Vim default) via set nocompatible. I've been using space-vim and have narrowed it down to this line in this plugin where modeline is being set.
The vim help for compatible says "NOTE: Setting or resetting this option can have a lot of unexpected effects". This looks like one of those unexpected effects.
Here is a discussion on nomodeline on a similar "vim defaults" plugin. I expect there is no security vulnerability after vim8.1 but I wrote this issue for you to consider. Perhaps as a peace-of-mind kind of thing.
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Debian and Ubuntu
set nomodeline
by default, but this plugin sets modeline implicitly (Vim default) viaset nocompatible
. I've been using space-vim and have narrowed it down to this line in this plugin where modeline is being set.The vim help for
compatible
says "NOTE: Setting or resetting this option can have a lot of unexpected effects". This looks like one of those unexpected effects.Consider
set nomodeline
afterset nocompatible
.Here is a discussion on nomodeline on a similar "vim defaults" plugin. I expect there is no security vulnerability after vim8.1 but I wrote this issue for you to consider. Perhaps as a peace-of-mind kind of thing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: