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anyone else having issues with tables generated by org-mode recently?
there was a bug https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/37828/org-mode-doesnt-align-column-bars-properly but I am on 9.1.13 now
the tables generated when running a org-babel command are still messed up though
I've noticed, at least in spacemacs, if you focus out of the mini-buffer and somehow end up in another buffer but the mini-buffer is still present, it seems to mess with some of the bindings, mainly with evil
does the mini-buffer steal key focus when it's open despite what buffer you're in?
it still allows typing into the buffer but some keys do weird things, like delete multiple lines, or do some random pasting