Raidou
Raidou
No support yet
Actually vscode-markdown-preview-enhanced doesn't provide a command to export pandoc, but you can right click on the webview then select pandoc.
If we just add some commands, we don't need report to upstream. But according to the upstream design, we need to start a markdown engine when calling some export command,...
Later I'll think about how many export actions need to be added to coc command list
Your concern is also right, for some users who use coc.nvim and vscode-markdown-preivew-enhanced at the same time, the same command should be better
As far as I know. I'm afraid this problem is difficult to fix, you may need to use prince/ebook instead of this function. This is a right-click menu. 
This requires you to install an external program. https://www.princexml.com/doc-install/ https://manual.calibre-ebook.com/generated/en/ebook-convert.html
It is not supported yet, we may need coc-explorer to support multi-directory first
The core code can be reused, but some user layer areas depend on coc.nvim - JSON configuration (based on coc-settings.json) - Search Interactive (based on CocList) - API: Highlight, Key...
I'm using the latest version of coc.nvim and I'm not reproducing the problem. What is the result of running `:verbose nmap k` in the coc-explorer buffer?