How do I disable a keybinding if I don't know what it is or what it's triggering?I have my zsh key mode set to vi-mode, through bindkey -v.To do a history search, I press Esc to get to command mode, and then / to start the search. However, if I press them too fast, it does something else, but I don't know what! I assume Esc-/ is some keybinding, but I don't know what it is. How do I find this and turn it off?
How to remove a zsh keybinding if I don't know what it does?
zsh;keyboard shortcuts
After some searching, I've found the answer:To discover what escape sequence the key combination is triggering, follow this excellent answer:echo CtrlVEsc/Which displays, for me, as: echo ^[/. CtrlV forces the following key to display as an escape sequence instead of being interpreted. So now we know we're trying to find what is bound to ^[/.To list all zsh key bindings, simply execute bindkey with no args:$ bindkey^A-^C self-insert^D list-choices^E-^F self-insert^G list-expand^H backward-delete-char...^Y-^Z self-insert^[ vi-cmd-mode^[, _history-complete-newer^[/ _history-complete-older   ### <--- Here it is.^[M vi-up-line-or-history^[OA vi-up-line-or-history...^\\\\-~ self-insert^? backward-delete-char\M-^@-\M-^? self-insertSo, having decided that I don't care about _history-complete-older, I'm just going to remove it. I added this to my .zshrc:# Unbind the escape-/ binding because it gets triggered when I try to do a history search with /.bindkey -r ^[/If, instead, you just want to rebind it to some other key, you might use:bindkey -r ^[/bindkey <some-other-key-combo> _history-complete-older