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For the same snappy "local buffer" experience with ssh/vi, you can mount remote repo using sshfs, then open with vi from that local mount: sshfs user@compute
by nousermane 5y ago
For the same snappy "local buffer" experience with ssh/vi, you can mount remote repo using sshfs, then open with vi from that local mount:
sshfs user@computer.company.com:/home/repo ~/repo
vi ~/repo/file.py
- pca006132 5y agoThanks, I've heard of this earlier. However, I use ssh as I don't want to install some development packages on my local computer, and I need language server to work (which requires the development environment to work properly). sshfs is not an option here as the problem is the development environment rather than the files.
- des429 5y ago'vim user@computer.company.com:/home/repo' also works afaik :-). Vim has support for this built in.
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