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I've been experimenting with working in a gcp VM for a few months and like it quite a bit. Between ssh+tmux+nvim and vscode-remote I have a remote and local dev

I've been experimenting with working in a gcp VM for a few months and like it quite a bit. Between ssh+tmux+nvim and vscode-remote I have a remote and local dev exp that is basically identical. Syncthing is my key to keeping my ~/git tree in sync between the two environments. Just have to be careful not to try to flip back and forth quickly between local/remote as syncthing delays can be ~10s.

aaplok 3y ago
> Syncthing is my key to keeping my ~/git tree in sync between the two environments. Why don't you use git directly for that?
- radlad 3y ago
  I assume to avoid commit spam.
  - maskros 3y ago
    Judicious use of git rebase fixes the commit spam issue.
lgvld 3y ago
I always had trouble when using Syncthing for .git folders: they usually end up corrupted / messed up if I push on both the local and remote .git folders.
skydhash 3y ago
Mutagen is great for syncing. It’s very fast and painless to setup.
exec1 3y ago
I wonder how well would this work for things like node_modules?