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Vim reads initialization commands from a file called vimrc on startup. This can be used to set settings, define functions, execute autocommands, and more.
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vundle "filetype plugin indent on" messes with tabwidth
I installed vundle yesterday and since I did, the tabwidth I configured in my vimrc is ignored and set back to 4 instead of 2. … Can I just ommit the filetype line or is it really mandatory to keep it in the vimrc? …
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