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ubuntu 18.04,installed vim plug,and below is my .vimrc file configuration: syntax enable colorscheme molokai call plug#begin('~/.vim/plugged') "install vim-plug on your vimrc Plug 'ekalinin/Dockerfile.vim' call plug#end()

Vim itself uses `filetype=dockerfile`, whereas `Dockerfile` is used here. Is there a specific reason for this? I think it should/could use the default filetype here also. (Via https://github.com/neomake/neomake/issues/2498)

beautiful syntax can you add Rockerfile support?

I'm facing an issue in which file type detection fails when opening files named `Dockerfile`: ![2020-02-16-195402_442x56_scrot](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1645023/74609787-1bfd8d80-50f6-11ea-8d3c-be88b3819dd1.png) (note: file type is dockerfile instead of Dockerfile) I'm not using any plugins that...

Before: ![2019-08-21_20-53-28](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2650040/63463787-cf423e00-c455-11e9-853f-87b7cc89a806.png) After: ![2019-08-21_20-53-09](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2650040/63463832-e6812b80-c455-11e9-843a-eac609b99b7c.png)

Keywords (such as `FROM` and `RUN`) should always be flush left. I would expect that given this `Dockerfile`: ``` dockerfile FROM ubuntu RUN echo hi ``` That indenting it should...

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/7613160/34465596-bf2ac84a-eeee-11e7-849a-0a79cc485007.png) "#" not by lead by space, it isn't a comment

In #32, the issuer complains about the shell words being highlighted in situations that aren't intended. I've experienced this too and believe command highlighting could use improvement. For example, the...

I use the syntaxhighlighting under RHEL7, and it wasn't usable. Under Ubuntu it is perfect. Please change two things. 1. Rename the files to dockerfile.vim 2. change the ftdetect/Dockerfile vim...