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Quotee here. I agree! I use tmux and vim via ssh for github.com development in Codespaces.
by io 5y ago
Quotee here. I agree! I use tmux and vim via ssh for github.com development in Codespaces.
- Emigre_ 5y agoInteresting… Can you use Neovim? Can you persist you custom vimrc config and plugins between sessions?
- dcreager 5y agoYes, I use neovim myself! Codespaces looks for a dotfiles repo under your user account, which you can use to install any personal customizations. Mine, which installs a bunch of neovim plugins and configs, is here: https://github.com/dcreager/dotfiles https://github.com/dcreager/dotfiles
- Emigre_ 5y agoAh, fantastic! That sounds like a really good solution. I also have my carefully crafted configuration preferences for Neovim, and wouldn’t be happy with codespaces it didn’t allow me to configure it. But for what you are telling me, they have done it in a smart way. Nice. And it’s nice that they had the people who work mostly in the terminal in mind when creating this. Neovim is a great editor right now, it has been such a fantastic evolution over Vim, adding a language server, for example. Cheers, thanks for replying.