I use the following script to update vim git plugins; is there a native equivalent command in vim 9.x+ ? (I do not want to us packge managers)

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   I am not sure if I understand this right, but the way I update my plugins in Vim is using a plugin manager called vim-plug and using update command. I just need to run the command in Bash, which runs vim, executes the update command and exits. It's part of my updateall routine set as an alias.

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   function! InstallPlugins() abort let dir = substitute(&packpath, ",.*", "", "")."/pack/plugins/start/" silent! call mkdir(dir, 'p') call system("git init ".dir) for plugin in g:plugins.repos echo "repo: ".plugin call system("git -C ".dir." submodule add --depth=1 https://github.com/".plugin) endfor call system("git -C ".dir." submodule update --recursive --remote") for f in g:plugins.files echo "file: ".f[0] call system("curl -o ".substitute(&rtp, ",.*", "", "")."/".f[0]." -L ".f[1]) endfor silent! helptags ALL echo "Plugins installed" endfunction

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