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Running an unknown app on a trusted remote server under your local user account - not a good idea! Just keep it local on your own machine. Your editor can hand
by _hyn3 2y ago
Running an unknown app on a trusted remote server under your local user account - not a good idea! Just keep it local on your own machine.
Your editor can handle everything way faster locally, plus it can grab files with SSH’s built-in (and mature to the point of being ancient!) capabilities: caching, compression, and instant text file downloads over an open connection. You can even check for remote file changes using stat.
Even better, use sshfs or another FUSE option.
There’s a ton you can do with plain SSH alone. This whole running-a-remote-server idea is, frankly, puzzling.
- gitaarik 2y agoI guess the reason to run the IDE on the server is so that the IDE can inspect the whole (potentially huge) codebase and provide LSP features like code completion & go-to definition, and AI assistance etc.