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I am trying to set <leader>pv as :Ex but always it shows E492: Not and editor command: ,pv Basically the newly added command mapping is not setting up or saving properly. I do not know what to do.

       vim.keymap.set("n", " ", "<Nop>", { silent = true, remap = false })

       vim.g.mapleader = " "

       vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>pv", vim.cmd.Ex)

I am using NVIM 0.9.2 on MacOS and Brew with iTerm2

Using :Telescope keymaps I can see <Space>pv is shown as anonymous

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  • Did you solved your problem? How could we help you further?
    – Vivian De Smedt
    Sep 23 at 6:03
  • @Vivian De Smedt Unfortunately, no. Since, I am using brew and I have vim, nvim, lunarvim all installed and If nobody else is facing the issue prominently, it must have been some conflict from my side. Once I get the chance to find the issue or solution again I will definitely give an update. For now I am not using vim/vnim as it takes to much time for a starter like me, but I will definitely look around at spare time. A lot of thanks to the community and you!
    – piedpipr
    Sep 24 at 15:55

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I would do:

lua vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>pv", '<cmd>:Ex<cr>', { remap = false })
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  • Still same issue E492: Not and editor command: pv
    – piedpipr
    Sep 17 at 20:29
  • Do you put the command in init.vim or in init.lua or do you execute it from the Neovim command prompt?
    – Vivian De Smedt
    Sep 18 at 1:29
  • You should type the keys Space,p,v in Normal mode @piedpipr
    – D. Ben Knoble ♦
    Sep 18 at 15:04
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    @piedpipr what @Ben suspect is that you are actually in command mode or that you are typing : pv and not just ` pv`.
    – Vivian De Smedt
    Sep 18 at 15:19
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    But what if you don't type the colon (:) and only type: <space>pv?
    – Vivian De Smedt
    Sep 19 at 3:23

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