i have vi mode set via ~/.inputrc (previously i had set -o vi in my ~/.bashrc) so if i want to edit the line in vim proper, i can just press Mod+V at any point and bam, vim opens with the command buffer in it
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For editing long commands, typo or other edits, I recommend using the edit in vim shortcut. mine is set to
ctl+x eI'm unsure what default is atm.i have vi mode set via
~/.inputrc(previously i hadset -o viin my~/.bashrc) so if i want to edit the line in vim proper, i can just press Mod+V at any point and bam, vim opens with the command buffer in it