problem after upgrading

[Larry Hall (Cygwin)]

Carson Wilcox wrote:
> Can anyone shed some light on this. When I upgraded cygwin yesterday, two things that happened was that vim went to version 7.0 and gvim stayed at version 6.4.
> Now I'm getting conflicts between the two versions.
> Has anyone else had this problem or have a resolution for it. The last time this happened I just reverted back to vim version 6.4 but that no longer appears to be available on the cygwin site.
> I've tried building the source but that is giving me issues as well and I just don't have a lot of time right now to dig into it.
> 
> Any help would be apprecitated.

This "mismatch" between gvim and vim versions is a known issue.  It's being
worked on.  See the email archives for more details.

vim 6.4-4 is still available on mirrors (or should be).  It's just that setup
can only show you two versions, current and previous, and there are now 2
vim 7 versions.  However, you can still download vim 6.4-4 and install
it from your local directory.

Corinna, do you think it makes sense to set 6.4-4 as the previous version for
the interim so it is easily accessible via setup?


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