Rename pure.zsh ---> pure.plugin.zsh #73
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This will then follow the conventions for * antigen: https://github.com/zsh-users/antigen * antigen-hs: https://github.com/Tarrasch/antigen-hs (enforced)
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Hmm, if you find this name change to extreme (given the large user-base of this plugin), we might consider just doing something like I did for Tarrasch/zsh-bd@17139b7 |
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I'd prefer a symlink. |
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Sure, that's all valid, please check out #75 then. |
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This will then follow the conventions for
Feel free to say no to this, but I think we really should strive to standardize all the zsh plugins around github. There were some discussion in zsh-users/antigen#23. The reason I want to change it here is that I just got an email from a user who couldn't get the pure plugin to work with antigen-hs.
Cheers