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Hi,

Try replacing <Cmd> with a :. <Cmd> executes the command directly without changing modes which is why <C-R> doesn't work.

(As a sidenote, questions like these are more likely to get an answer on dedicated support forums like the Neovim Discourse)

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Now I discovered that only if you type something, the path will appear and then it works.

Does removing silent = true fix it?

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Tried this as well, didn't work at first glance. Now I tried it again, I was waiting for the path being shown so that I could extend it. Now I discovered that only if you type something, the path will appear and then it works. Thanks.

(Thanks for the sidenote link ;) )

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You shouldn't have to type anything apart of the keymap itself. I suspect you have another keymap for <leader>e<something> and nvim waits for more input. Try: :nmap <leader>e to see what mappings you have set up.

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PSA: There's a full Lua API now (vim.keymap.*), so I'd probably focus on just that now.

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I use a custom keymap function, silent = true was set by default 🤦🏻‍♀️. Thanks for your help! 🚀

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