William Carroll

After toiling this for a bit longer, I've realized that whatever the *last* import is in the list will be the one that's undefined. For instance, if I had the...

@jahewson this would be very helpful with Absinthe (Elixir's GraphQL library). Could you merge please?

@hunterboerner appreciate the response and ambition to tackle this. Unfortunately, in the months since I wrote this, I've stopped writing Elixir, so I'm less attuned to the feature request and...

Something like `;; elisp-lint-disable-next-line: fill-column` might be useful. For my particular use-case, I pretty much need to ignore URLs that I embed in comments that run over `80` characters.

@noctuid interesting, thanks. It's probably a shortcoming on my end. I just figured that `motion` was preferable to `normal`since it was a superset of normal. I guess my understanding of...

Thanks for the explanation. That confirms some of my hunches. For the record, I would like to have access to most of my "leader" bindings from `motion` states. At least...

As for your original advice about changing `motion` -> `normal`, I can't get the same behavior that I was getting with my custom definer. Here's the code: ```elisp (general-define-key :prefix...

What's interesting is that the problem seems to be coming from the presence of `:keymaps 'override`. Once I remove that, everything seems to work just fine.

Ugh apologies, I didn't activate `general-override-mode`. I've re-read your docs on the `override` keymap; that's totally my fault. After running `(general-override-mode)` at startup, the bindings work as expected. A couple...

@noctuid I think with `general-override-mode` enabled by default, that should clear up some misunderstandings. If you disagree, however, let me know, and I'll be happy to provide some code snippets...