![]() I want to ensure that I am not doing something unusual, insecure, or which risks system instability. bashrc, but then if I'm in a shell or subshell where that isn't defined it will give me the wrong vim. It appears that some OSX systems have different default content in /etc/paths than mine ( ). I could re-arrange my path to add the homebrew paths before the system paths, but that has some security implications (an imposter of some binary in the non-system path would shadow the system binary of the same name if it got added somehow). It could also cause system problems later, though I can't think of why something else in OSX would depend on vim. Just go to this site brew.sh and follow the install instructions there. This is usually a sign that it's not the best way to do it. vim/bundle directory cp vimrc /.vimrc mkdir -p /. This is in /usr/bin/vim, which is controlled by OSX, so I can't overwrite it without going to a lot of trouble ( ). brew install macvim -override-system-vim Create a vimrc Create a vim configuration file in your home directory and a. ![]() I used homebrew to get it, but which vim still shows 7.4 as the current one. It also installs to /usr/local/bin, but unlike Homebrew Vim, it installs a command that isn't shadowed by the OS version, mvim. Gnatbench: An Eclipse plugin (not tested) GPS Command Line - using a windows or linux command window or using putty to connect to rucs, with an editor (eg vim). ![]() I'm trying to upgrade to VIM 8 on OSX 10.12.6. Another option you have is to remove the Homebrew build of Vim and install MacVim instead. ![]()
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