How to modify / disable a built-in plugin?

[jabbalaci]

micro has a built-in plugin called "comment", which is very useful but I have an issue with this. I'm playing with a new terminal emulator (wezterm), and according to "> raw", when I press Ctrl-/, it is recognized as Ctrl-_, which is the same as CtrlUnderscore. The comment plugin adds this line:

"CtrlUnderscore": "lua:comment.comment",

However, what I want is this:

"CtrlUnderscore": "lua:comment.comment,CursorDown,StartOfTextToggle",

That is, when I comment a line, I want the cursor to move down 1 line, thus I can comment several lines easily. However, the built-in plugin overwrites my setting each time I launch micro :(

How could this issue be resolved? If the comment plugin didn't register its keybinding, there would be no problem.

[jabbalaci]

In what order are the plugins loaded? First the built-ins, then the custom ones in ~/.config/plug? Are they loaded in alphabetical order?

I tried to make a custom plugin that would overwrite the setting of the built-in plugin "comment":

VERSION = "0.1.0"

local config = import("micro/config")

function init()
    config.TryBindKey("CtrlUnderscore", "lua:comment.comment,CursorDown,StartOfTextToggle", true)
    config.Reload()
end

However, when I check bindings.json, it's not modified :(

Update: Sorry, I made a mistake previously. It actually works!

[JoeKar]

However, what I want is this: "CtrlUnderscore": "lua:comment.comment,CursorDown,StartOfTextToggle",

When I define that in my bindings.json then it isn't overwritten by the comment plugin, because it uses TryBindKey(..., ..., false) so not overwriting user defined bindings.

Update:

Update: Sorry, I made a mistake previously. It actually works!

If this was meant to tell that the issue is obsolete, then please close it. ;)

[jabbalaci]

Thanks for the reply! Now that I tried again, it's not overwritten. Sorry, it can be closed.