I haven't felt much pain there either. Although I guess it is a bit difficult to interpret things like cider documentation that are full of emacs keybindings. But ¯\(ツ)/¯

I’ve never really dove into the documentation of any of these tools since I figured I can trust the semantic keybindings and learn a new thing one at a time.

Hi all, does anyone know of a way to have evil-escape like behaviour, but that puts you into evil-lisp-state instead of evil-normal-state? I would like fd to put me into normal state and jk to put me into lisp state (I am trying to avoid the situation of a long key-sequence to insert a symbol from evil-lisp-state and return to it, which is currently i <type in characters> fd SPC k . and usually ends up with a bunch of mistaken navigation between fd and SPC k because I expect evil-lisp-state)