github org repo for vim-torque

[Gus Caplan]

I'm not exactly sure what the process is here, but I'd like to move v8/tools/torque/vim-torque into its own org repo like https://github.com/v8/vscode-torque.

[Yang Guo]

For setting up new repositories under Google properties, Google has an internal launch process that needs to go through a checklist of approvals. It's usually fairly painless, but can take a week or two. Best to find someone on the V8 team to help you get this underway?

Yang

On Tue, May 19, 2020, 19:23 Gus Caplan <fluffyro...@gmail.com> wrote:

I'm not exactly sure what the process is here, but I'd like to move v8/tools/torque/vim-torque into its own org repo like https://github.com/v8/vscode-torque.

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[Gus Caplan]

Indeed, I was posting here hoping someone on the V8 team could help out.

On Tuesday, 19 May 2020 12:32:58 UTC-5, Yang Guo wrote:

For setting up new repositories under Google properties, Google has an internal launch process that needs to go through a checklist of approvals. It's usually fairly painless, but can take a week or two. Best to find someone on the V8 team to help you get this underway?

Yang

On Tue, May 19, 2020, 19:23 Gus Caplan <fluffyro...@gmail.com> wrote:

I'm not exactly sure what the process is here, but I'd like to move v8/tools/torque/vim-torque into its own org repo like https://github.com/v8/vscode-torque.

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[Adam Klein]

Directly CCing Tobias, who's generally responsible for all-things-Torque.

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[Tobias Tebbi]

I'm happy to help, but I don't know yet how this works ... I'll figure it out.

For vscode-torque, the motivation to move it out of the repo was to put it on the VSCode marketplace.

Is there a similar motivation for the Vim plugin? I'm quite happy to approve patches or new features

for the Vim plugin even if it stays in the V8 source tree.

[Gus Caplan]

Vim plugin managers are usually able to directly install git repos and keep themselves updated, but I don't know of any which support the plugin being in a subdirectory of the git repository.

[Tobias Tebbi]

I looked into it and it's a lot of bureaucracy to get a new repo approved. Given that whenever you write Torque, there has to be a V8 checkout, it should be possible to let vim get the plugin right from this local folder. That should be about as good as automatic updates. Does this work for you?

Am Fr., 22. Mai 2020 um 15:14 Uhr schrieb Gus Caplan <fluffyro...@gmail.com>:

Vim plugin managers are usually able to directly install git repos and keep themselves updated, but I don't know of any which support the plugin being in a subdirectory of the git repository.

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[Leszek Swirski]

FWIW, I believe vim-plug lets you specify a subdirectory with 'rtp', so something like this might work:

Plug 'v8/v8', { 'rtp': '/tools/torque/vim-torque' }

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[Gus Caplan]

It will definitely be usable if it stays in tree. There is a bit of annoyance in checking out an old revision and your highlighting getting messed up but that's not the end of the world.

On Tuesday, 26 May 2020 08:04:57 UTC-5, Tobias Tebbi wrote:

I looked into it and it's a lot of bureaucracy to get a new repo approved. Given that whenever you write Torque, there has to be a V8 checkout, it should be possible to let vim get the plugin right from this local folder. That should be about as good as automatic updates. Does this work for you?

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Vim plugin managers are usually able to directly install git repos and keep themselves updated, but I don't know of any which support the plugin being in a subdirectory of the git repository.

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[Gus Caplan]

Thanks for the info. I'm not sure I can use that with my setup but it is good to know.

On Tuesday, 26 May 2020 08:34:06 UTC-5, Leszek Swirski wrote:

FWIW, I believe vim-plug lets you specify a subdirectory with 'rtp', so something like this might work:

Plug 'v8/v8', { 'rtp': '/tools/torque/vim-torque' }

On Tue, May 26, 2020 at 3:05 PM Tobias Tebbi <te...@chromium.org> wrote:

I looked into it and it's a lot of bureaucracy to get a new repo approved. Given that whenever you write Torque, there has to be a V8 checkout, it should be possible to let vim get the plugin right from this local folder. That should be about as good as automatic updates. Does this work for you?

Am Fr., 22. Mai 2020 um 15:14 Uhr schrieb Gus Caplan <fluffyro...@gmail.com>:

Vim plugin managers are usually able to directly install git repos and keep themselves updated, but I don't know of any which support the plugin being in a subdirectory of the git repository.

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