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> Even better, "cp someFile ~/" will transmit a file back to my local machine so that I don't have to work with the scp commands that it requires. Did not know
by josteink 9y ago
> Even better, "cp someFile ~/" will transmit a file back to my local machine so that I don't have to work with the scp commands that it requires.
Did not know that. That’s a neat trick! Do feel free to share more if you have any :)
- taeric 9y agoDon't really have much else. I do have "M-x g" bound to "magit-status" so that as long as my PWD is in a repository, no matter if it is remote or not, I get my git status buffer. That didn't really require any setup, though. Magit already "does the right thing" if you are on a remote machine. I did have to add a lot to my tramp path. Can't remember why, right off. I just know that it helps find a lot of things that don't make the standard path for some reason.
- preek 9y agoSome time ago, I wrote a small blog post about that Tramp and remote editing files with eshell: http://200ok.ch/posts/edit-remote-files-with-emacs.html http://200ok.ch/posts/edit-remote-files-with-emacs.html