Vimrc: Any way to remap :W to :w

[mknln]

I was happy to see in #463 that .vimrc support was added. But I can't seem to solve my problem with it, which is that I want to remap :W to :w so that I don't get E492: Not an editor command: W when I don't lift up shift fast enough.

I noted PR #3908 which adds key remapping support, however, I've tried a hodgepodge of things (from rabid and impatient searching) by now and none have seemed to work:

:command W w
noremap :W :w
command! W :w

(The first is my working solution in .vimrc)

Is there a known working way to do this?

Best to you all at a challenging time,

[J-Fields]

This isn't possible at this time, though I hope to support it soon. PRs are very welcome!
Duplicate of #4454

[qoobes]

Just another question on a related subject,

Adding the following to my .vimrc file didn't do anything, is it because the feature isn't there or did I do something wrong. (There's a lot more, it's just an example)

nnoremap ;; :w<CR>

So is this feature not yet implemented?

[J-Fields]

There's currently a limitation that mappings cannot overlap. ; matches before ;; ever has the chance to, so it's triggered and the recorded keys are reset.

[qoobes]

Oh, I'll just set it to something else, thank you!