Default mapping gO to :Neorg toc removed?

[Anrock]

Some time ago pressing gO (which is default keymap for "Show a filetype-specific, navigable "outline" of the current buffer") opened Neorg table of contents and now it doesn't.

I vaguely remember seeing patches reworking ToC and I suspect that keymapping got lost somewhere there. Was that intentional change or a bug?

If it was intentional - what is the recommended lua way to bind gO to :Neorg toc for .norg buffers specifically?

[DragoonSakura]

Assuming you are using lua.
Go to your nvim config directory (Usually ~/.config/nvim in linux)
create directory (~/.config/nvim/ftplugin).

All file specific configs go inside ftplugin.
We first create a file for the desired filetype.
so create file ~/.config/nvim/ftplugtin/norg.lua(so norg.lua for norg files).

All configs here only applies to norg files.
Add: vim.keymap.set( "n", "gO", "<cmd>Neorg toc<cr>", { desc = "Neorg table of contents" }).

Extra Note: It is also recommended that you use <localleader> instead of <leader> in these filetype specific configs!

Good luck!