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プロジェクトの歴史

The official repository is intentionally small: the README is formatted like a Unix manual page, the executable is named `v`, and the tool is presented as a bash/Vim companion. Its design mirrors the author's better-known `z` command, but applies the idea to files recently edited in Vim rather than directories visited in the shell.

採用の歴史

Adoption appears niche and dotfile-oriented. The GitHub project has a Homebrew formula and a Scoop package entry in the supplied package facts, but the official material does not present a large ecosystem or formal release history beyond a 2016 GitHub release.

使われ方

Users put `v` somewhere on PATH and optionally install its man page. Running `v` lists and chooses from recently edited Vim files; `v -0` reopens the most recent file; regex arguments filter the viminfo list; `-c` restricts matches to the current directory; and `-l` lists matches.

パッケージ好きにとっての重要性

v is package-nerd material because it is the kind of tiny Unix CLI that package managers preserve well: one executable, one man page, no service, no credentials, and a workflow that lives in shell history and editor state. Its value is mostly for Vim users who like `z`-style recency shortcuts.

タイムライン

• 2016: GitHub releases list a release named `add -c option`.
• Current: The README continues to document `v` as `z for vim` with viminfo-based recent-file selection.

Related projects

• rupa/z is the closest related project: a shell directory jumper based on frecency.
• Vim and its viminfo file provide the recent-file data that `v` reads.

ソース

• https://github.com/rupa/v - Official README documents `v` as `z for vim`, its options, installation, and viminfo-based behavior.
• https://github.com/rupa/z - Official related project README documents the `z` frecency model that inspired `v`.