Drop iTerm :Make support

References: #250

Author: tpope

README.markdown

@@ -39,7 +39,6 @@ Kick off quick tasks with `:Make`.  What happens next depends on which adapter
 takes charge.
 
 * If you're in tmux, a small split will be opened at the bottom.
-* If you have iTerm running, a new tab is opened.
 * On Windows, a minimized cmd.exe window is spawned.
 * Otherwise, you get a plain old `:make` invocation.
 
@@ -52,7 +51,6 @@ stolen.
 Use `:Make!` for longer running tasks, like "run the entire test suite".
 
 * If you're in tmux or GNU screen, a new window is created in the background.
-* If you have iTerm running, a new tab is opened but not selected.
 * Windows still spawns a minimized cmd.exe window.
 * Otherwise, you get a headless invocation.  You can't see it, but it's
   running in the background.

autoload/dispatch/iterm.vim

@@ -9,13 +9,7 @@ function! dispatch#iterm#handle(request) abort
   if $TERM_PROGRAM !=# 'iTerm.app' && !((has('gui_macvim') || has('gui_vimr')) && has('gui_running'))
     return 0
   endif
-  if a:request.action ==# 'make'
-    if !get(a:request, 'background', 0) && !dispatch#has_callback()
-      return 0
-    endif
-    let exec = dispatch#prepare_make(a:request)
-    return dispatch#iterm#spawn(exec, a:request, 0)
-  elseif a:request.action ==# 'start'
+  if a:request.action ==# 'start'
     return dispatch#iterm#spawn(dispatch#prepare_start(a:request), a:request, !a:request.background)
   endif
 endfunction

doc/dispatch.txt

@@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ stealing.
 iTerm ~
 
 This strategy fires if you're in MacVim with at least one iTerm window open,
-or if Vim is running in iTerm itself.
+or if Vim is running in iTerm itself.  Used only for |:Start|.
 
 X11 ~