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Yesterday I was able to use , g d
to jump to the definition of a function without a problem but today when I tried running the command a mini buffer is asking to enter a Symbol. What gives? How do I go back to the previous behavior?
Also is there any shortcut to go back to where you jumped from? Say I ran a successful , g d
and jumped to the definition and now I want to go back to where I jumped from. I know you can set a mark before jumping and then use <backtick><mark>
Is it possible to highlight a region then search that buffer for other instances of the highlighted region?
(with-eval-after-load 'auto-highlight-symbol
(spacemacs/toggle-automatic-symbol-highlight-on))
Add that to your config if you want it to be enabled by defaultI missed out on the magit/transient talks, is there a simple keybinding script I can add to get the evil bindings for the transient mode
afaik Spacemacs in develop
branch almost fully supports transient. evil-magit project added support for it as well
I sitll have to use C-g to exit, q doesn't seem to work