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Change default binds from <leader> to <localleader> - #34
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Thank you @NatKarmios that feels like the right thing to do, yes.
Could you add a changelog entry for it (I can do it myself if you prefer)
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Thank you guys for maintaining this plugin :)
This may be down to personal taste, but as I understand it, the local leader is the best place to put filetype-specific bindings.
I found that the default bindings provided here clash with my global binds; it wouldn't surprise me if this were the case for others too.
Might it be worth switching the default from
<leader>to<localleader>?