id       = "macvim"
name     = "MacVim"
homepage = "https://macvim.org"
description = "Vim - the text editor - for macOS."
# The app icon, served as macvim.org's 256px favicon.
icon     = "https://macvim.org/images/favicon-macvim-256.png"
# MacVim ships the `mvim` shell script (src/MacVim/mvim in the source tree),
# which is what a user types to open a file in the GUI.
executables   = ["mvim"]
platforms = ["macos"]

[dotfiles]

# This entry covers only the GUI's own settings. Vim's runtime configuration —
# ~/.vimrc, ~/.vim/, $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/vim — belongs to the `vim` entry, and
# MacVim reads exactly those files; duplicating them here would have two entries
# claiming one tree.
#
# What MacVim adds is a macOS user-defaults domain. runtime/doc/gui_mac.txt,
# under *macvim-user-defaults*: "These options can still be changed with the
# 'defaults' command … `defaults write org.vim.MacVim KEY VALUE`", and "If you
# wish to restore all user defaults to their starting values … `defaults delete
# org.vim.MacVim`". The same identifier is MacVim.app's CFBundleIdentifier
# (src/MacVim/Info.plist). The domain is where the Settings window writes, plus
# the options gui_mac.txt documents as defaults-only, such as
# MMTranslateCtrlClick.
paths = ["[preferences]/org.vim.MacVim.plist"]

exclude = []

# A user-defaults domain of GUI options — font, tabs, transparency, Touch Bar,
# key handling. MacVim has no account and stores no credential.
secret = []

# No machine_lines: this is a plist, and `match` reads only line-oriented files,
# TOML, YAML and JSON. The machine-local keys in the domain are Sparkle's update
# bookkeeping and the saved window frames; a consumer that can read plists
# should drop those itself.