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1. Key binding changes | ||
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- `SPC l` for `avy-goto-line` is now under `SPC y`. `SPC l` is now for | ||
spacemacs layouts. | ||
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- `SPC a p` is now for `list-processes` and `SPC a P` for `proced`, | ||
`paradox` to list ELPA packages is now on `SPC a k`. | ||
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- `SPC s l` is now used to bring back last search buffer and `SPC s j` | ||
is for jumping into a file using `imenu` (was `SPC s l`). | ||
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- In home buffer, jumping to bookmark list is now on ~b~. | ||
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2. Magit | ||
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Magit key bindings have been revamped thanks to the official `evil-magit` | ||
package. `evil-magit` provides a faithful port of Magit UX using Vim key | ||
bindings. If you want to continue to use the old evilified bindings add | ||
`evil-magit` package to the `dotspacemacs-excluded-packages` variable | ||
of your dotfile. | ||
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3. Projectile | ||
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Caching is now disabled by default, while it should not break anything, | ||
if you have some functions relying on caching being enabled be sure to | ||
activate it explicitly with `(setq projectile-enable-caching t)`. | ||
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4. Ruby | ||
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The default major mode is now the Emacs built-in `ruby-mode`. If you want | ||
to continue to use `enh-ruby-mode` set the layer variable | ||
`ruby-enable-enh-ruby-mode` to `t`. |