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Fix double-f binding in neovim #16

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opened 2022-08-24 09:34:22 +00:00 by Marty · 1 comment
Marty commented 2022-08-24 09:34:22 +00:00
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There is a <leader>ff binding added to neovim currently, which I can not seem to remove. It is set to format - so presumably set by formatter.nvim, but this in turn does not seem to set the keymap?

It is somewhat of an issue since it delays quickly opening my file search <leader>f - since it waits the vim-timeout period for a second f before finally opening the file finder.

There is a `<leader>ff` binding added to neovim currently, which I can not seem to remove. It is set to `format` - so presumably set by formatter.nvim, but this in turn does not seem to set the keymap? It is somewhat of an issue since it delays quickly opening my file search `<leader>f` - since it waits the vim-timeout period for a second `f` before finally opening the file finder.
Marty commented 2024-02-05 08:09:11 +00:00
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File search in neovim is now on <leader>ff, with <leader>f only opening the +find group. So everything is working as expected. (Formatting with lsp is mapped to <localleader>ll instead).

File search in neovim is now on `<leader>ff`, with `<leader>f` only opening the +find *group*. So everything is working as expected. (Formatting with lsp is mapped to `<localleader>ll` instead).
Marty closed this issue 2024-02-05 08:09:11 +00:00
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