use lazyvim.

• :Noice to see full error message bubbles
• :messages to see lazyvim editor messages (not sure)
• if there’s lsp errors that are a bit confusing, maybe the working directory for the lsp is not set correctly. use :cd to correct this
• i have :ProjectAdd as a command to register the current directory in my projects list
• nvim/lua/plugins/python-lsp-settings.lua is where i can configure to python stuff
• :set relativenumber
• gg=G and then CTRL+O to format the entire file
• :sy and then e.g sh for bash syntax colouring

  How to:

  Find and replace

  :%s/<start>/<end>/g g for the whole file, not sure what s does exactly

  Clear all highlighting

  CTRL + L, look into :h keepp and apparently :noh

  Go back to where your cursor was

  CTRL + O

  Move around windows

  CTRL + W and then CTRL + hjkl

  Search across all files

  :grep 'pattern' searches current directory automatically though if different then specify it at the end. :cw or :copen to see the command output or press Enter when it first shows
  or :vimgrep /pattern/ **/* and :copen