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1. [[ and ]] in the `:terminal` jumps between invocations of your shell
2. :verb :map <mapping> tells you where in your config a mapping was set. :verb :set <option> tells you where an option was set
3. Don't provide a pattern to :s style cmds (:s//foo) and the most recently used pattern is applied
2. :verb :map <mapping> tells you where in your config a mapping was set. :verb :set <option> tells you where an option was set
3. Don't provide a pattern to :s style cmds (:s//foo) and the most recently used pattern is applied
October 15, 2025 at 5:47 AM
1. [[ and ]] in the `:terminal` jumps between invocations of your shell
2. :verb :map <mapping> tells you where in your config a mapping was set. :verb :set <option> tells you where an option was set
3. Don't provide a pattern to :s style cmds (:s//foo) and the most recently used pattern is applied
2. :verb :map <mapping> tells you where in your config a mapping was set. :verb :set <option> tells you where an option was set
3. Don't provide a pattern to :s style cmds (:s//foo) and the most recently used pattern is applied