So I cloned the repo, ran install.sh and got prompted to run the git submodule checkout for jedi the first time I opened a python file.
Seems like a pretty excellent installation process (on linux anyway) despite the "hackers" complaining in other comment threads.
But the important part is that I'm really impressed by the completion ability, I've only played with it a bit but I'm leaving the rest of my plugins for that turned off and staying with ycm for now. Excellent plugin, thank you!
> So I cloned the repo, ran install.sh and got prompted to run the git submodule checkout for jedi the first time I opened a python file.
Yep, I added that check to better support the use case of people checking out the repo themselves instead of using Vundle (which will checkout the git submodules for you automatically).
I agree. I've used both AutoComplPop and NeoComplCache extensively (1-2 years each) and YCM is superior to both in terms of speed. NeoComplCache has great completion ability, but it lacks fuzzy matching, and the configuration was a total rat's nest. I've been using YCM for like 2 months and I haven't looked back.
Seems like a pretty excellent installation process (on linux anyway) despite the "hackers" complaining in other comment threads.
But the important part is that I'm really impressed by the completion ability, I've only played with it a bit but I'm leaving the rest of my plugins for that turned off and staying with ycm for now. Excellent plugin, thank you!