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Exit insert mode in the JupyterLab using vim keybindings

I am using both the console and text editor within JupyterLab, and I set the text editor keymap to 'vim' and i can edit text just fine when in insert mode. But when trying to exit insert mode using the 'esc' key I just get toggled out of the current window. Is this not the way to exit insert mode?

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The Nightman Avatar asked Feb 21 '18 17:02

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Right now it will only work for the plain text editor. Look at this issue from the jupyterlab GitHub repository. If you want to enable the functionality you are looking for try this plugin jupyterlab_vim.

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p13rr0m Avatar answered Oct 10 '22 07:10

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