How to add mapping starting with s on a directory

[enewbury]

I'm trying to add telescope mapping to grep in a directory, so I added the mapping sd (search directory) however, it seems that the "s" key when typed over a directory behaves like pressing and opens and closes the sub tree. Is this a normal behavior, and if so, how do I get it to wait for more keys rather than returning immediately?
Note it also does this with the t key.

[pysan3]

s is mapped to open in a vsplit by default as you can see here:

neo-tree.nvim/lua/neo-tree/defaults.lua

Line 374 in 120a83e

["s"] = "open_vsplit",

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You can add ["s"] = "noop" in your config to disable this behavior, or change it to
["s"] = { "open_vsplit", nowait = false }, to keep the default behavior but wait for additional keys and not decide immediately. See :h map-arguments for more info about the options.

You can find what other keys are mapped to in this defaults.lua file as well and do the exact thing for each key.

[enewbury]

This vsplit key binding only works when your cusor is over a file. When the cursor is over a directory this behavior seems to change and simply opens and closes the subtree. Id rather not unbind since I do use that mapping, but it does work to unbind, so I'm going to use tf (telescope find) for now since I don't use tabs much

[pysan3]

I forgot to mention. Yes vsplit if file / toggle node if is dir. This is indeed the default behavior.

Doesn't nowait work for you?
And tbh I map ["v"] = "open_vsplit" which makes more sense imo.