feat(shell): use vim.system instead of plenary on nvim 0.10+ #70
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Plenary isn't a required dependency after 0.10
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I know there is another PR opened for this but I'm using this commit on my fork so I figured I'd let you decide if you want the changes or not. Feel free to close if anything 👍 |
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Plenary doesn't need to be a required dependency on nvim 0.10
The tests are running on nightly so no additional tests are needed I think.