Just set evil-want-integration to nil doesn't prevent it set keybindings in dired mode.

[AmaiKinono]

Hi. I've read in the guide that:

In evil-integration.el, evil-make-overriding-map is used for dired and ibuffer. If you want to prevent evil-integration.el from being loaded, you can set evil-want-integration to nil before loading evil.

I have SPC as my prefix key in normal state. But having evil-want-integration set to nil, SPC still calls dired-next-line. It turns out that evil-integration doesn't make the overriding map, but evil-keybindings does. You have to set evil-want-keybinding to nil to prevent that.

I am not so familiar with evil, so I think it's best for you to add some information about this. But I would be happy to (try to) create a PR if you like that.

[AmaiKinono]

Actually I found evil-integration doesn't make any overriding map, and it's pretty useful. For example, it makes . doesn't break some things. Here's what happened when I press M-x C-g . with evil-want-integration set to nil:

It splits the frame, and my modeline is ruined. But with evil-integration, it actually knows I didn't do anything so that won't happen.

[noctuid]

Yes there were some changes in evil, and I never updated the guide. I'll fix this.