fix: Read keymaps from user modified config table#1
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Yeah right, thanks for the Pull Request I didn't noticed
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Yep. By the way, congrats on your kid! I too will soon be a sleep deprived father, I believe 😬 |
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Small typo, I think. This PR changes the
vim.keymaps.setto read from the user modified config object instead of default, which allows user specified mappings to take precedence over defaults.