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Old versions of vim hang on start unless $VIMBLACKLIST is non empty #118
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I can reproduce, and also get weird error dumps if I poke at it. No idea what the root cause is but it's easy enough to work around. |
7.0.305 was my test case, for future reference. |
This still doesn't work in my vim: As a workaround I'm running vim with the below command: |
Are you using the latest from GitHub? The workaround has not made it into a stable release. |
Yes I'm using the latest, and I checked the commit that closed the issue and it's in the version I'm using but vim still hangs. |
Using pathogen with Vim 7.0 also hangs for me. The solution, as mentioned above, was: export VIMBLACKLIST=Y I'm on CentOS 5, so Vim 7.0 is the latest version of Vim available for now. We'll upgrade to CenOS 6 or 7 sometime during 2016. Any chance we could get a patch for this in the meantime? |
Yes, please do send a patch. |
With all due respect to @LeoGalleguillos, I think his solution is somewhat shallow, especially as this ticket is remaining open so for all intelligent civilization to review. I propose the following revision, to incorporate a little valuation. export VIMBLACKLIST=TIM.P_ROCKS vim Thanks for sharing your work, Tim! |
Bug was introduced in commit 9a40364. When the VIMBLACKLIST env var is empty, startup hangs indefinitely in the pathogen#is_disabled function. Only seems to be an issue in old versions of vim. Version 7.0.237 has this problem but 7.4 series does not.
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