Neovim Configuration Guide

This guide covers all the plugins, settings, and keybindings in this Neovim configuration.

Basic Settings
Leader Keys
Plugins
LSP Configuration
Keybindings Reference

Basic Settings

Line Numbers

Absolute line numbers: Enabled
Relative line numbers: Enabled (shows distance from current line)

Indentation

Tab width: 2 spaces
Expand tabs to spaces: Yes
Smart indent: Enabled (auto-indents new lines)

Search

Highlight search: Enabled (highlights all matches)
Incremental search: Enabled (shows matches as you type)
Ignore case: Yes (unless you type uppercase)
Smart case: Enabled (case-sensitive if you type uppercase)

Other Settings

Clipboard: Synced with system clipboard ("+y to copy, "+p to paste)
Persistent undo: Enabled (undo history saved between sessions)
Swap files: Disabled
Mouse support: Enabled
True color: Enabled

Leader Keys

Leader: Space
Local Leader: \

Use leader key for custom commands. Example: <Space>ff opens file finder.

Plugins

1. Vesper Theme

Plugin: datsfilipe/vesper.nvim

A beautiful dark theme with transparent background and italic styling.

Features:

Transparent background (works with terminal transparency)
Italics for comments, keywords, functions, strings, and variables

Usage: Theme is automatically applied on startup.

2. Lualine (Status Line)

Plugin: nvim-lualine/lualine.nvim

Modern statusline showing file info, git branch, diagnostics, and more.

Features:

Shows current mode (NORMAL, INSERT, VISUAL, etc.)
File path and modification status
Git branch and changes
LSP diagnostics (errors, warnings)
File encoding and type
Cursor position

Usage: Always visible at the bottom of the screen.

3. Treesitter (Syntax Highlighting)

Plugin: nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter

Advanced syntax highlighting and code understanding.

Pre-installed Languages:

C
Lua
Vim
Markdown
TypeScript/TSX
Python

Features:

Superior syntax highlighting
Smart indentation
Auto-tagging (for HTML/JSX)
Code folding support

Usage: Works automatically. Run :TSUpdate to update parsers.

Installing new languages:

:TSInstall javascript
:TSInstall rust

4. LSP (Language Server Protocol)

Plugins:

neovim/nvim-lspconfig
williamboman/mason.nvim
williamboman/mason-lspconfig.nvim

Provides IDE-like features: autocomplete, go-to-definition, hover docs, etc.

Pre-configured Servers:

lua_ls (Lua) - with Neovim-specific configuration
pyright (Python) - configured for Python 3.10/3.11/3.12

Adding More Language Servers:

Open Mason: :Mason
Search for your language server (use / to search)
Press i to install
Add configuration in init.lua:

vim.lsp.config("pyright", { capabilities = capabilities })
vim.lsp.enable("pyright")

LSP Keybindings:

gd - Go to definition
K - Peek fold or show LSP hover documentation (context-aware)
<Space>rn - Rename symbol
<Space>ca - Code actions

Common Language Servers:

Python: pyright (pre-configured) or pylsp
JavaScript/TypeScript: ts_ls
Go: gopls
Rust: rust_analyzer
C/C++: clangd

Note: This configuration searches for Python in the following order: python3.12, python3.11, python3.10, then falls back to python3.

5. nvim-cmp (Autocompletion)

Plugin: hrsh7th/nvim-cmp

Intelligent autocompletion with multiple sources.

Completion Sources:

LSP (context-aware completions)
LuaSnip (code snippets)
Buffer (words from open files)
Path (file system paths)

Keybindings (in insert mode):

Ctrl+Space - Trigger completion manually
Tab - Select next item / expand snippet
Shift+Tab - Select previous item / jump back in snippet
Enter - Confirm selection
Ctrl+e - Close completion menu
Ctrl+f - Scroll docs down
Ctrl+b - Scroll docs up

Usage: Start typing and suggestions appear automatically.

6. Telescope (Fuzzy Finder)

Plugin: nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim

Powerful fuzzy finder for files, text, buffers, and more.

Keybindings:

<Space>ff - Find files (searches by filename)
<Space>fg - Live grep (search text in files)
<Space>fb - Find buffers (switch between open files)
<Space>fh - Help tags (search Vim help)

Inside Telescope:

Ctrl+j/k or Down/Up - Navigate results
Enter - Open selection
Ctrl+x - Open in horizontal split
Ctrl+v - Open in vertical split
Ctrl+t - Open in new tab
Esc - Close Telescope

Tips:

Fuzzy matching: type parts of filename (e.g., "conit" finds "config/init.lua")
Use live_grep to search within file contents
Prefix with ! to exclude (e.g., "foo !bar" finds "foo" but not "bar")

7. Neo-tree (File Explorer)

Plugin: nvim-neo-tree/neo-tree.nvim

Modern file explorer with git integration and tree view.

Keybindings:

- - Toggle Neo-tree
<Space>e - Focus Neo-tree

Inside Neo-tree:

Enter or o - Open file or toggle directory
a - Add new file/directory (end with / for directory)
d - Delete file/directory
r - Rename file/directory
y - Copy file/directory
x - Cut file/directory
p - Paste file/directory
c - Copy file to clipboard
m - Move file
q - Close Neo-tree
R - Refresh tree
H - Toggle hidden files
? - Show help

Features:

Tree-style file navigation
Git status indicators (modified, added, deleted files)
Automatic file watching (updates when files change)
Follows current file automatically
Icons for file types
Closes automatically if it's the last window

8. Comment.nvim

Plugin: numToStr/Comment.nvim

Easy code commenting with smart language detection.

Keybindings:

gcc - Toggle line comment
gc - Toggle comment (in visual mode)
gbc - Toggle block comment
gb - Toggle block comment (in visual mode)

Examples:

gcc on a line: toggles single line comment
gc3j - Comment current line + 3 lines below
Visual select + gc - Comment all selected lines

Language-aware: Automatically uses correct comment syntax (e.g., // for JS, # for Python).

9. nvim-autopairs

Plugin: windwp/nvim-autopairs

Auto-close brackets, quotes, and more.

Features:

Type ( and get () with cursor in middle
Type ) when next to ) moves cursor forward (doesn't insert duplicate)
Works with: (), [], {}, '', "", ``

Press Enter between brackets for formatted expansion:

function() {|} // cursor at |
// Press Enter:
function() {
  |
}

Smart features:

Deletes pairs together (backspace after ( deletes both ( and ))
Integrates with nvim-cmp (pairs work in completion)

10. Gitsigns

Plugin: lewis6991/gitsigns.nvim

Git integration showing changes in the gutter.

Features:

Added lines: Green + in gutter
Modified lines: Blue ~ in gutter
Removed lines: Red _ in gutter
Git blame information
Diff preview

Default Keybindings (can be customized):

]c - Next hunk (git change)
[c - Previous hunk
<leader>hs - Stage hunk
<leader>hu - Undo stage hunk
<leader>hr - Reset hunk
<leader>hp - Preview hunk
<leader>hb - Blame line

Usage: Changes appear automatically in the sign column (gutter).

11. Trouble (Diagnostics Panel)

Plugin: folke/trouble.nvim

Beautiful diagnostics panel to view and navigate all errors and warnings.

Keybindings:

<Space>xx - Toggle diagnostics panel (all workspace issues)
<Space>xX - Buffer diagnostics (current file only)
<Space>cs - Show symbols (functions, variables in current file)
<Space>cl - LSP definitions and references
<Space>xL - Location list
<Space>xQ - Quickfix list

Inside Trouble Panel:

j/k or Down/Up - Navigate through issues
Enter - Jump to the issue location
q - Close Trouble panel
? - Show help

Features:

Clean list view of all diagnostics
Filter by severity (errors, warnings, info, hints)
Jump directly to each issue
Shows error messages and locations
Icons for different diagnostic types
Auto-updates as you code

Usage: Press <Space>xx to see all diagnostics in your workspace. Navigate with j/k and press Enter to jump to any issue.

12. which-key (Keymap Helper)

Plugin: folke/which-key.nvim

Shows available keybindings in a popup as you type.

Usage:

<Space>? - Show all keymaps
<Space><Space> - Show leader keymaps
Press any key prefix (like <Space> or z) and wait 500ms to see available completions

Features:

Modern, clean interface
Organized by groups (Find/Files, Diagnostics, Code/LSP, etc.)
Shows key descriptions for easy discovery
Helpful for learning new keybindings

13. dressing.nvim (Better UI)

Plugin: stevearc/dressing.nvim

Improves the default Neovim UI for inputs and selections.

Features:

Better input prompts (like rename dialog)
Integrates with Telescope for selections
Rounded borders and cleaner appearance
Improved visibility and usability

Usage: Works automatically when plugins request user input or selections.

14. Satellite (Scrollbar)

Plugin: lewis6991/satellite.nvim

Displays a scrollbar with decorations showing search matches, diagnostics, git changes, and cursor position.

Features:

Visual scrollbar on the right side
Search match indicators
Diagnostic locations (errors/warnings)
Git change locations
Mark positions
Cursor position indicator

Usage: Always visible on the right side of the window.

15. UFO (Code Folding)

Plugins:

kevinhwang91/nvim-ufo
kevinhwang91/promise-async

Advanced code folding with Treesitter and LSP support.

Features:

Intelligent folding based on code structure
Folds functions, classes, objects, arrays, loops, etc.
Preview folded content on hover
Works with all Treesitter-supported languages
Beautiful fold column indicator

Keybindings:

za - Toggle fold under cursor
zc - Close fold under cursor
zo - Open fold under cursor
zR - Open all folds in buffer
zM - Close all folds in buffer
zr - Open folds except certain kinds
zm - Close folds with specific criteria
zj - Move to next fold
zk - Move to previous fold
K - Peek folded content (or show LSP hover if not on fold)

Usage:

Navigate to a function or code block
Press zc to close/fold it
Press zo to open/unfold it
Hover over a fold and press K to preview its contents without unfolding
Use zM to fold everything, zR to unfold everything

Tips:

Folds are based on syntax, so they work intelligently for each language
The fold column on the left shows fold indicators
All folds start open by default (foldlevel=99)
Preview window appears when you press K on a folded line

16. Harpoon (Quick File Marks)

Plugin: ThePrimeagen/harpoon

Fast file navigation using persistent marks for frequently accessed files.

Features:

Mark up to 5 frequently used files for instant access
Quick menu to view and manage all marks
Navigate between marks with single keystrokes
Project-specific mark persistence
Faster than fuzzy finding for files you access repeatedly

Keybindings:

<Space>oa - Add current file to Harpoon marks
<Space>oo - Open Harpoon quick menu
<Space>o1 - Jump to mark 1
<Space>o2 - Jump to mark 2
<Space>o3 - Jump to mark 3
<Space>o4 - Jump to mark 4
<Space>o5 - Jump to mark 5
<Space>on - Navigate to next mark
<Space>op - Navigate to previous mark

Inside Harpoon Menu:

j/k or Down/Up - Navigate through marks
Enter - Jump to selected file
dd - Remove mark from list
q or Esc - Close menu

Usage:

Open a file you frequently access
Press <Space>oa to add it to Harpoon
Repeat for up to 5 important files in your project
Use <Space>o1 through <Space>o5 to instantly jump between them
Press <Space>oo to see all your marks and manage them

Workflow Tip: Mark your most-edited files (main file, config, types, tests, etc.) and switch between them instantly without fuzzy finding.

17. Render Markdown

Plugin: MeanderingProgrammer/render-markdown.nvim

In-buffer markdown rendering with beautiful syntax and icons.

Features:

Renders markdown directly in Neovim (no browser needed)
Code blocks with language-specific styling
Custom bullet point icons
Heading colors matching Vesper theme
Concealment of markdown syntax (shows formatted result)
Tables, links, and emphasis rendering
Checkbox rendering for task lists

Keybindings:

<Space>tr - Toggle render markdown on/off

Auto-enabled for:

All .md files automatically show rendered markdown
Concealment level set to hide syntax when not editing
Word wrap enabled for comfortable reading

Usage:

Open any markdown file - rendering is automatic
Press <Space>tr to toggle between raw and rendered view
Edit normally - syntax is revealed when cursor is on a line
See formatted preview without leaving Neovim

Features in Detail:

Code blocks: Highlighted with custom icons
Headings: Color-coded (H1-H6) using Vesper theme colors
Lists: Custom bullet icons for better readability
Links: Concealed to show just the link text
Emphasis: Italics and bold rendered properly

18. Image.nvim

Plugin: 3rd/image.nvim

Inline image viewing within Neovim using Kitty graphics protocol.

Features:

Display images directly in Neovim (Kitty terminal required)
Automatic image rendering in markdown files
Download and cache remote images
Supports PNG, JPG, GIF formats
Markdown integration (shows ![alt](image.png) images)
PDF and Office file external opening support

Keybindings:

<Space>io - Open file externally (for PDFs, Office docs, etc.)

Supported External Files:

PDFs (.pdf)
Office documents (.docx, .xlsx, .pptx)
Other binary files

Usage:

In markdown files, images are automatically displayed inline
For PDFs or Office files, press <Space>io to open in default app
Remote images in markdown are downloaded and cached automatically
Works seamlessly while editing documentation

Requirements:

Kitty terminal for inline image display
ImageMagick for image processing
Default system apps for external file opening

Tips:

Great for viewing diagrams while editing documentation
Automatically handles both local and remote images
Falls back gracefully if Kitty terminal is not available

19. Rainbow CSV

Plugin: cameron-wags/rainbow_csv.nvim

Syntax highlighting for CSV and TSV files with column visualization.

Features:

Auto-detects CSV and TSV files
Color-codes each column differently
Makes data structure immediately visible
Lightweight and fast
Works with various delimiters

Supported Formats:

CSV (comma-separated values)
TSV (tab-separated values)
Other delimiter-separated files

Usage:

Open any .csv or .tsv file
Columns automatically get different colors
Navigate and edit data with visual column separation
No configuration needed

Benefits:

Easier to read and edit tabular data
Quickly identify column boundaries
Reduces errors when working with data files
Essential for data analysis and manipulation

LSP Configuration

What is LSP?

Language Server Protocol provides IDE features like:

Autocomplete: Smart suggestions based on code context
Go to Definition: Jump to where functions/variables are defined
Hover Documentation: See function signatures and docs
Diagnostics: Real-time error and warning detection
Rename: Safely rename symbols across files
Code Actions: Quick fixes and refactoring

Managing Language Servers with Mason

Open Mason:

:Mason

Mason Interface:

Use / to search
Press i on a server to install
Press X on a server to uninstall
Press U to update all installed servers
Press g? for help

Recommended Setup Flow:

Install server via Mason (:Mason)
Add to config in init.lua:

vim.lsp.config("server_name", { capabilities = capabilities })
vim.lsp.enable("server_name")

Restart Neovim

Keybindings Reference

General Vim

i - Insert mode
Esc or Ctrl+[ - Normal mode
v - Visual mode
V - Visual line mode
Ctrl+v - Visual block mode
:w - Save
:q - Quit
:wq or ZZ - Save and quit
:q! - Quit without saving
u - Undo
Ctrl+r - Redo

General Editor

<Space>w - Save file
<Space>q - Quit window
<Space>cr - Check and reload files
<Space>tw - Toggle word wrap
gh - Jump back in history
gl - Jump forward in history
Esc - Clear search highlights

Navigation

h/j/k/l - Left/Down/Up/Right
w - Next word
b - Previous word
0 - Start of line
$ - End of line
gg - Top of file
G - Bottom of file
{number}G - Go to line number
% - Jump to matching bracket
Ctrl+d - Scroll half page down
Ctrl+u - Scroll half page up

Editing

dd - Delete line
yy - Yank (copy) line
p - Paste after cursor
P - Paste before cursor
x - Delete character
r - Replace character
cw - Change word
ciw - Change inside word
ci( - Change inside parentheses
. - Repeat last command

Windows/Splits

:split or :sp - Horizontal split
:vsplit or :vs - Vertical split
Ctrl+w h/j/k/l - Navigate between splits
<Space>h - Move to left split
<Space>j - Move to bottom split
<Space>k - Move to top split
<Space>l - Move to right split
Ctrl+w = - Equal size splits
Ctrl+w q - Close current split

LSP (configured in this setup)

gd - Go to definition
K - Peek fold or LSP hover documentation
<Space>rn - Rename symbol
<Space>ca - Code actions

Telescope (configured in this setup)

<Space>ff - Find files
<Space>fg - Live grep (search in files)
<Space>fb - Find buffers
<Space>fh - Help tags

File Explorer (Neo-tree)

- - Toggle Neo-tree
<Space>e - Focus Neo-tree

Which-key (Keymap Discovery)

<Space>? - Show all keymaps
<Space><Space> - Show leader keymaps only

Comments

gcc - Toggle line comment
gc - Toggle comment (visual mode)

Completion (Insert mode)

Ctrl+Space - Trigger completion
Tab - Next item / expand snippet
Shift+Tab - Previous item
Enter - Confirm
Ctrl+e - Close menu

Code Folding

za - Toggle fold under cursor
zc - Close fold under cursor
zo - Open fold under cursor
zR - Open all folds
zM - Close all folds
zr - Open folds except kinds
zm - Close folds with criteria
zj - Next fold
zk - Previous fold

Harpoon (Quick Marks)

<Space>oa - Add file to Harpoon marks
<Space>oo - Open Harpoon menu
<Space>o1 - Jump to mark 1
<Space>o2 - Jump to mark 2
<Space>o3 - Jump to mark 3
<Space>o4 - Jump to mark 4
<Space>o5 - Jump to mark 5
<Space>on - Navigate to next mark
<Space>op - Navigate to previous mark

Markdown

<Space>mp - Open markdown file in browser
<Space>tr - Toggle render markdown (in-buffer)

Images and External Files

<Space>io - Open file externally (PDFs, Office docs)

Visual Mode

* - Search for selected text
gc - Toggle comment on selection
gb - Toggle block comment on selection

Tips and Tricks

Workflow Tips

Quick File Switching:
- Use Harpoon for your 5 most-accessed files: <Space>oa to mark, <Space>o1-5 to jump
- <Space>ff to find files by name (for everything else)
- <Space>fb to switch between recent buffers
- - to toggle Neo-tree file explorer for project navigation
Search Across Project:
- <Space>fg then type search term
- Use LSP features: gd to jump to definitions
- Visual select + * to search for selected text
Multiple Cursors Alternative:
- Use cgn pattern: search with /pattern, then cgn to change next match, . to repeat
Quick Edits:
- ciw - change word under cursor
- ci" - change inside quotes
- ci{ - change inside braces
- dt, - delete until comma
Git Workflow:
- View changes in gutter with Gitsigns
- Use :Git if you have vim-fugitive installed
- See file history with <Space>fg and search for filename
Markdown Editing:
- In-buffer rendering with <Space>tr for quick previews
- Open in browser with <Space>mp for final review
- Images display automatically in Kitty terminal
- Use <Space>io to open PDFs or Office docs externally
Code Navigation with Folding:
- Open a large file and press zM to fold everything
- Scan the structure, then zo on sections you need to see
- Use K to peek inside folds without opening them
- Combine with Harpoon: mark files, use folding to understand structure

Plugin-Specific Tips

Telescope:

Use Ctrl+/ in Telescope to see all keybindings
<Space>fg searches file contents - great for finding TODO comments
Chain with other commands: <Space>ff, select file, Ctrl+x for horizontal split

Neo-tree:

Press ? inside Neo-tree to see all available commands
Use H to toggle hidden files (like .gitignore, .env)
Create nested directories with a: type folder/subfolder/ and press Enter
Git indicators show file status at a glance

LSP:

:LspInfo - Check LSP status for current buffer
:LspLog - View LSP logs for debugging
Hover (K) twice to enter hover window (useful for long docs)

Treesitter:

:InspectTree - See syntax tree (great for debugging highlighting)
:Inspect - Show highlight groups under cursor

Code Folding (UFO):

Use zM to fold all code, then zo to selectively open sections you're working on
Press K on a folded line to preview its contents without opening
Combine with Telescope: <Space>ff to find file, then zM to collapse all functions
Great for understanding code structure at a glance
Folds automatically work for functions, classes, objects, arrays, and more

Harpoon:

Mark your 5 most-edited files in a project for instant access
Use numeric marks (<Space>o1-5) instead of fuzzy finding for core project files
Common pattern: 1=main/index, 2=config, 3=types, 4=tests, 5=utils
Perfect for switching between related files during feature development
Much faster than Telescope for files you access constantly

Markdown Workflow:

Use <Space>tr for in-buffer preview while editing
Use <Space>mp to open the file in your default browser
Images render inline automatically in markdown files (Kitty terminal)
Great for writing documentation, READMEs, or technical blog posts

Rainbow CSV:

Open any .csv or .tsv file to see automatic column highlighting
Each column gets a different color for easy visual separation
Navigate with standard Vim motions - colors make it easier to track columns
Essential when editing configuration data or analyzing datasets

Learning Resources

Vim Tutor: Run vimtutor in terminal
Neovim Docs: Press <Space>fh and search
Plugin Docs: Visit GitHub repos linked above
Practice: Try vim-be-good plugin for interactive exercises

Troubleshooting

LSP not working

Check if server is running: :LspInfo
Verify server is installed: :Mason
Check logs: :LspLog
Restart LSP: :LspRestart

Completion not appearing

Ensure LSP is running (:LspInfo)
Check if you're in insert mode
Try Ctrl+Space to trigger manually
Verify cmp sources: :lua print(vim.inspect(require('cmp').get_config().sources))

Telescope not finding files

Make sure you're in the right directory (:pwd)
Check if files are gitignored (Telescope respects .gitignore)
Use :Telescope find_files hidden=true for hidden files

Colors look wrong

Check terminal supports true color: :echo has('termguicolors')
Set terminal to use true color (most modern terminals do)
Try different terminal (iTerm2, Alacritty, WezTerm recommended)

Customization

This configuration uses lazy.nvim as the plugin manager. All config is in nvim/init.lua.

To add a new plugin:

Add to the require("lazy").setup({}) table in init.lua
Restart Neovim or run :Lazy sync

To modify keybindings: Look for vim.keymap.set() calls in init.lua and modify as needed.

To add LSP servers:

Install via :Mason
Add config in the LSP section using the pattern shown for lua_ls

Quick Reference Card

Command	Action
`<Space>w`	Save file
`<Space>q`	Quit window
`<Space>ff`	Find files
`<Space>fg`	Search in files
`<Space>fb`	Find buffers
`-`	Toggle file explorer
`<Space>e`	Focus file explorer
`<Space>xx`	Toggle diagnostics panel
`gd`	Go to definition
`K`	Peek fold or hover docs
`<Space>rn`	Rename
`<Space>ca`	Code actions
`gcc`	Toggle comment
`za`	Toggle fold
`zM`	Close all folds
`zR`	Open all folds
`<Space>h/j/k/l`	Window navigation
`<Space>oa`	Add Harpoon mark
`<Space>oo`	Harpoon menu
`<Space>o1-5`	Jump to mark 1-5
`<Space>on/op`	Next/previous mark
`<Space>mp`	Open markdown in browser
`<Space>tr`	Toggle markdown render
`<Space>io`	Open file externally
`gh/gl`	Jump history back/forward
`<Space>tw`	Toggle word wrap
`<Space>?`	Show all keymaps
`<Space><Space>`	Show leader keymaps
`:Mason`	Manage LSP servers
`:Lazy`	Manage plugins

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Table of Contents

Basic Settings

Line Numbers

Indentation

Search

Other Settings

Leader Keys

Plugins

1. Vesper Theme

2. Lualine (Status Line)

3. Treesitter (Syntax Highlighting)

4. LSP (Language Server Protocol)

5. nvim-cmp (Autocompletion)

6. Telescope (Fuzzy Finder)

7. Neo-tree (File Explorer)

8. Comment.nvim

9. nvim-autopairs

10. Gitsigns

11. Trouble (Diagnostics Panel)

12. which-key (Keymap Helper)

13. dressing.nvim (Better UI)

14. Satellite (Scrollbar)

15. UFO (Code Folding)

16. Harpoon (Quick File Marks)

17. Render Markdown

18. Image.nvim

19. Rainbow CSV

LSP Configuration

What is LSP?

Managing Language Servers with Mason

Keybindings Reference

General Vim

General Editor

Navigation

Editing

Windows/Splits

LSP (configured in this setup)

Telescope (configured in this setup)

File Explorer (Neo-tree)

Which-key (Keymap Discovery)

Comments

Completion (Insert mode)

Code Folding

Harpoon (Quick Marks)

Markdown

Images and External Files

Visual Mode

Tips and Tricks

Workflow Tips

Plugin-Specific Tips

Learning Resources

Troubleshooting

LSP not working

Completion not appearing

Telescope not finding files

Colors look wrong

Customization

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