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Hello! I just got turned onto this plugin, and the default configuration seems to work great!
However, I already have my <C-h/j/k/l> keys bound, so I wanted to switch my key bindings on the neovim side to the standard <c-w>h/j/k/l that I've been using.
When I try to set this in lazy.nvim's keys table, I receive the "E492: Not an editor command: ^UTmuxNavigateRight" error whenever I try to navigate (the error changes for right/left/up/down).
Hmm, I'm not certain as I'm not yet on neovim / lazy.nvim, but I think the <C-U> might be causing the issue. Can you try without the <C-U> in the keys table?
That did indeed seem to solve the problem for me! Interesting that the <C-U> didn't mess up the behavior of the original h/j/k/l mappings in the readme at all.
I also tried the original h/j/k/l mappings without the <C-U> and those worked too!
I'm curious -- what's the purpose of the <C-U> in the readme mappings?
Hello! I just got turned onto this plugin, and the default configuration seems to work great!
However, I already have my
<C-h/j/k/l>
keys bound, so I wanted to switch my key bindings on the neovim side to the standard<c-w>h/j/k/l
that I've been using.When I try to set this in lazy.nvim's keys table, I receive the "E492: Not an editor command: ^UTmuxNavigateRight" error whenever I try to navigate (the error changes for right/left/up/down).
My config looks like this:
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