buffer-local mappings not executed until timeout about minpac HOT 3 CLOSED

There is also a small typo in the README file:

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index f97e524..5783a06 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -370,7 +370,7 @@ If `"NONE"` is specified, package directories are listed instead of plugin direc
 
 `{plugname}` specifies a plugin name. Wildcards can be used. If omitted or an empty string is specified, `"*"` is used.
 
-If `{nameonly}` is TRUE, plugin (or package) names are listed instead of the direcotries. Default is FALSE.
+If `{nameonly}` is TRUE, plugin (or package) names are listed instead of the directories. Default is FALSE.
 
 E.g.:
 

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I haven't fixed the <nowait> issue yet. Is it okay?

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Well, I think it's subjective. Some people might disagree and think that their global mappings should have the priority over local ones. I really don't know what's best. I have had experiences where I was surprised to see that the local mappings were not executed immediately. But I also had opposite experiences, where I was surprised to see that my global mappings were not executed, because of local ones.

In the end, I still think that local ones should have the priority over global ones. It leads to the less surprising situations. That is, I think that – on average – it takes more time to understand why a mapping is not executed immediately, than to understand why Vim executes an unexpected command in a "special" buffer (i.e. a buffer tied to a plugin).

Again, that's just my opinion. I don't have data to back this up.

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