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title: vim-shell
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homepage: https://webinstall.dev/vim-spell
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tagline: |
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vim shell sets the default shell for vim
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---
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To update (replacing the current version) run `webi vim-shell`.
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## Cheat Sheet
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> `set shell=bash`, always
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Especially if you use a non-bash-compatible shell, such as [fish](/fish), you
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should set `set shell=bash` as the **first line** in your `~/.vimrc`.
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This script does that for you.
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### Why set bash as your vim shell?
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Any vim plugin that uses shell scripting will assume _bash_ - just because
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that's the way the world is.
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Even if you have a mostly-bash-compatible shell, such as _zsh_, it's a good idea
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to set the vim shell to bash, just to avoid any compatibility issues.
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#!/bin/bash
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function __init_vim_shell() {
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set -e
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set -u
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mkdir -p "$HOME/.vim/plugins"
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rm -rf "$HOME/.vim/plugins/shell.vim"
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echo ""
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if [ ! -e "$HOME/.vimrc" ]; then
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touch "$HOME/.vimrc"
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fi
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if ! grep 'shell=' -r ~/.vimrc > /dev/null 2> /dev/null; then
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printf '" bash set as default shell (for compatibility) by webinstall.dev/vim-shell\n' >> ~/.vimrc.new.1
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printf 'set shell=bash\n' >> ~/.vimrc.new.1
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printf '\n' >> ~/.vimrc.new.1
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cat ~/.vimrc >> ~/.vimrc.new.1
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mv ~/.vimrc.new.1 ~/.vimrc
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fi
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echo ""
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echo "Vim default shell is set. Edit with 'vim ~/.vimrc'"
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}
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__init_vim_shell
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