Fix typo

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• Bug Fixes
  • Resolved an issue with plugin variable assignment to ensure correct functionality.

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Walkthrough

The change updates a variable assignment within a Vim script function in the denops plugin. Specifically, the assignment of l:plugin within the script has been modified to use l:name instead of a:name. This minor adjustment aims to enhance the consistency or correctness of the variable usage within the function.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
autoload/denops/_internal/plugin.vim	Modified the assignment of l:plugin to use l:name instead of a:name.

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In the lands of Vim where scripts do roam,
A change was made within our home.
No longer a:name, but l:name instead,
Consistency and clarity now widespread.
A minor tweak, a great stride,
In the world of code where efforts coincide.
🎉🐇✨

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 90.23%. Comparing base (c6fa7c6) to head (54f3953).

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between c6fa7c6 and 54f3953.

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autoload/denops/_internal/plugin.vim (1)

57-57: Ensure consistency in variable usage.

The change from a:name to l:name in the assignment of l:plugin is aimed to fix a typo and use the local variable l:name instead of the argument variable a:name. This is a good practice as it ensures that the function uses the most relevant scope of variable. However, make sure this change is consistently applied across all functions where l:plugin is assigned to ensure uniform behavior.

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Ensure that `l:plugin` is consistently assigned using `l:name` across all functions.

# Test: Search for inconsistent usage of `l:plugin` assignment. Expect: No occurrences of `a:name` in such assignments.
rg --type vim $'let l:plugin = denops#_internal#plugin#get(a:name)'