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I use Emacs but don't enjoy the latency of using a remote Emacs session or locally using tramp. Recently my solution is to edit locally, then whenever I need to
by emacs28 5y ago
I use Emacs but don't enjoy the latency of using a remote Emacs session or locally using tramp. Recently my solution is to edit locally, then whenever I need to run the codebase on the remote machine I wrap the run command in a script with two rsync commands. First (using rsync) it will sync the remote codebase with any local changes. Then when the remote command completes, any relevant result files I want to analyze locally after are synced back to the local machine (using rsync). Rsync is very flexible and has lots of options such as ignore filters.
- ctur 5y agoCheck out mutagen (discussion on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30957156 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30957156) -- it basically does bidirectional, background, transparent rsync. It also does port forwarding if you need that. It looks quite solid for the use case you describe.