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I source the "official" /usr/share/fzf/key-bindings.bash of fzf which defines CTRL+T, CTRL+R, and ALT+C. After that, I source history-exec.bash. As a result, CTRL+R is overridden (as intended), but somehow CTRL+T is gone (ALT+C is still available though). I traced the cause of this behaviour down to the line bind '"\C-r": "\C-x\C-addi__fzf_history__\C-x\C-e\C-x\C-r\C-x^\C-x\C-a$a\C-x\C-o\C-x\C-p"' (without it, the mapping is still available). I don't have any explanation for this though. Do you have an idea?
I source the "official"
/usr/share/fzf/key-bindings.bashof fzf which defines CTRL+T, CTRL+R, and ALT+C. After that, I sourcehistory-exec.bash. As a result, CTRL+R is overridden (as intended), but somehow CTRL+T is gone (ALT+C is still available though). I traced the cause of this behaviour down to the linebind '"\C-r": "\C-x\C-addi__fzf_history__\C-x\C-e\C-x\C-r\C-x^\C-x\C-a$a\C-x\C-o\C-x\C-p"'(without it, the mapping is still available). I don't have any explanation for this though. Do you have an idea?