Add note on Syntastic lag to README #580
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Hi @paked Usually I'm adding these kind of details into the wiki, but I see a lot of questions come up, so thanks! |
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Add note on Syntastic lag to README
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There have been a few different issues regarding making
vim-goandSyntasticplay well together. The fix I have added to the README in this PR seems to work the best out of all I have seen.If there is another (better) fix, of course this should be replaced with that... But I believe it is important to have this kind of thing in the README.