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nvim_create_user_command passes the callback a table with command
metadata (args, bang, ...). Newer neovim's vim.pack.update validates
its first arg as a list of names — that metadata table fails the
list check with 'names: expected list, got table'. Wrap it.
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Auto-writing it defeated the purpose — no feedback on what changed.
Now :PackUpdate and :PackSync show the confirm buffer; user reviews
and :w to apply or :q to cancel. Matches vim.pack's intended UX.
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It drives its async git ops with internal vim.wait and makes the confirm
buffer current before returning. No need for a FileType autocmd: just
write the buffer if the filetype matches (guards the 'Nothing to update'
case where no buffer is created).
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Using force=true hid all feedback. Now we let vim.pack.update open its
confirmation buffer (showing pending changes) and auto-:write it via a
one-shot FileType=nvim-pack autocmd. User sees what updated.
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Uses vim.pack.get() and prints one line per plugin:
● (active) or ○ (orphan), name, short rev, version spec.
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Wraps vim.pack for a more ergonomic workflow:
- :PackClean - delete plugins no longer declared in vim.pack.add()
(computed from vim.pack.get() where active == false)
- :PackUpdate - run vim.pack.update(nil, { force = true }); skips
the confirmation buffer
- :PackSync - :PackClean followed by :PackUpdate
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