For [Visual Studio 2022](../vs2022), you want [VsVim 2022](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=JaredParMSFT.VsVim2022Preview).

## Config
If necessary, unbind Ctrl-Shift-F12 so that this can be used to switch VsVim on and off.

## .vsvimrc
From [here](https://codeyarns.com/tech/2013-12-05-how-to-use-vimrc-with-vsvim.html#gsc.tab=0):

VsVim looks for a file named `.vsvimrc`, `_vsvimrc`, `.vimrc` or `_vimrc` to load Vim settings. 
You can put your favourite Vim settings into this file and use them with VsVim. 
You can check which directories that VsVim looks for this file in by using the command 
```
:set vimrcpaths?
```
This is typically the `HOME`, `VIM` or `USERPROFILE` directories. 
Place your vimrc file in one of these directories, restart Visual Studio and VsVim will load those settings. 
You can verify which vimrc file is currently loaded in VsVim by using the command 
```
:set vimrc?
```