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Feature request: ES2015 module resolution support #35
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Hey, A short answer would be: Should probably add ES2015 modules here, too, indeed. ;) |
Oh, don't worry about that. 4 months in the OSS world is nothing. We're all doing this on our free time and aside from show-stopping bugs, life takes precedence over features. :) We'll get around to this, too. ;) |
I understand, I'm an open source author as well :) But I'm going to close this since it has been another 10 months since the issue was first opened and I have moved on to another plugin and would like to tidy up my open issues. |
Ah, would you unsubscribing from this solve your orderliness desire with my keeping-it-around-until-I-get-to-it desire? :) |
@trevordmiller You mentioned that you moved on to another plugin. Mind saying what that is? |
@agriffis I'm not sure which plugin under the hood handles it, but since installing |
It's been almost two years since this issue was created. Closing this as I don't use the plugin anymore and am clearing out old issues. If you want it re-opened, please make a new issue. Thanks. |
Doesn't time fly. :) You're welcome to unsubscribe from this issue if you don't want to be notified, but I'd like to keep it open as it's a perfectly valid desire. |
@moll I use the "Issues" feature of GitHub to keep track of the issues I'm involved with which shows issues you have created, even when unsubscribed. Please stop reopening the issue. Feel free to create a new one if you'd like it. |
Hmm, I don't want to create another issue for this, but I also don't want you to be have to see it. I wonder how we could report this as a bug to GitHub... |
I was looking for a plugin that would let me use
gf
with both noderequire()
and ES2015import
syntax; this plugin solved 3 of 4 situations:const someModule = require('./someModule')
const someModule = require('someModule')
import someModule from './someModule'
import someModule from 'someModule'
Because ES2015 modules are gaining greater popularity and are being considered for Node itself, it would be awesome if this plugin covered the fourth situation as well. To go along with this, this plugin could potentially be re-named to
vim-es-modules
or something...p.s. Great plugin! Thank you for making it :)
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