Mappings conflict with gd

[TamaMcGlinn]

I understand why this plugin remaps n, N, #, , g#, g but why gd and gD?

I had gd mapped to 'go to definition' as in the example configuration given by CoC. I think it makes sense to add an option to disable these two. I did not know these were default vim mappings, nor do I know what they do. Evidently the writers of CoC don't either.

[rawaludin]

To override it, you can put your mapping in ~/.vim/after/plugin and read :h after-directory