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:neckbeard: Vim notebook cell bindings for JupyterLab

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Hi, Thank you for your work; this works great, and I've been enjoying using it. I'd like to change the keybinding for switching from command mode to vim normal mode...

I get the following error during installation: > UnicodeDecodeError: 'cp949' codec can't decode byte 0xec in position 263: illegal multibyte sequence > An error occured. > IndexError: list index out...

j key in normal mode actions is go down line open my.py file and my.ipynb file select my.py tab with editor using vim keymap, press j at last line I...

bug
help wanted

Before I forget (again) to say this, many thanks for this great plugin! The commands `:w` and `:q` serve, respectively, to write the file and to exit to Jupyter command...

enhancement
good first issue

When I make a change in one cell, I can then repeat that change elsewhere in the _same_ cell with everyone's favorite magic vim command, `.`. This does not work...

enhancement

Hi, first of all thanks for the great extension! In my normal vim I have remapped "hkjl" to "jkl;". How can I do this in jupyterlab? And if it is...

enhancement

Currently, [Ctrl-O, Shift-O], to insert a cell above, is not working. The same applies for other cases such as [Ctrl-O, Shift-G] to go to the last cell. This has been...

enhancement

## Description Vim command shortcuts that start with `Ctrl-O` (i.e., Cut Cell, Copy Cell, Paste Cell, Insert Cell Below, Insert Cell Above, Select First Cell, Select Last Cell, Center Cell)...

bug
help wanted
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It's not clear to me how to apply vim remappings. There's a section here (https://github.com/jupyterlab-contrib/jupyterlab-vim/blob/main/modify-keybinds.md#vim-remappings) suggesting to modify such mappings in the `Notebook Vim` settings but it's not clear where...

enhancement

Adding a small session on the README trying to instruct others to enable a different transition from Normal mode to Jupyter Command mode only with `Shift+ESC` instead of the default...

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