@ -128,16 +128,39 @@ follow on the same line as the command. Example:
>
Bundle 'git_URI'
There can also be a second argument after URI. It has to be a dictionary with
a key called 'rtp'. The value for that key is a directory inside the
repository (relative path from the root of the repository) where the vim
plugin resides. For example:
The `Bundle` command can optionally take a second argument after the URI. It
has to be a dictionary, separated from the URI by a comma. Each key-value pair
in the dictionary is a configuration option.
The following per-script configuration options are available.
The 'rtp' option
----------------
Specifies a directory inside the repository (relative path from the root of
the repository) where the vim plugin resides. It determines the path that will
be added to the |runtimepath|.
For example:
>
Bundle 'git_URI', {'rtp': 'some/subdir/'}
This can be used with git repositories that put the vim plugin inside a
subdirectory.
The 'name' option
-----------------
The name of the directory that will hold the local clone of the configured
script.
For example:
>
Bundle 'git_URI', {'name': 'newPluginName'}
This can be used to prevent name collisions between plugins that Vundle would
otherwise try to clone into the same directory. It also provides an additional
level of customisation.
3.2 SUPPORTED URIS ~
*vundle-uris*