In windows version 2.0.1 the out-of-the box key bindings for upper and lower-case (ctrl-u and ctrl-l) conflict with other key bindings.
Most likely there are other conflicts too. Any solution to this, aside from manually fixing it in the configuration?

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There’s no conflicts.

These are the keybindings:

{ "keys": "ctrl+k", "ctrl+u"], "command": "upper_case" }, { "keys": "ctrl+k", "ctrl+l"], "command": "lower_case" },
You must type “ctrl+k” followed by “ctrl+u” in a sequence to trigger the comand.

ooooh…

*walks away in shame, realizing he shouldn’t have ignored those posts about “greedy key bindings” *

That’s actually quite cool

EDIT: oh and, for the record, in case other people read this ctrl(hold)+k+l also works.
Now that i think of it, this would have been more obvious if it was displayed like that in the dropdown menu… good idea maybe?