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It does
nmap
some ofc*
key sequences,however, there exists
c{motion}
vim key binding.For example, in the case of below,
it prevents vim default key binding.
The key mappings are only for the buffer that is detected conflict.
But once the mappings are activated, they remain until the buffer is wiped out (i.e.
:bw
).I know there exists
g:conflict_marker_enable_mappings
option to skip the key mapping.But I think you shouldn't overwrite such commonly used key binding.