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I mean you run that command locally. You aren’t ssh’d in, vim copies the file to a tmp location and you edit it, `:w` writes it back to the remote.
by darrenf 2y ago
I mean you run that command locally. You aren’t ssh’d in, vim copies the file to a tmp location and you edit it, `:w` writes it back to the remote.
- throwaway314155 2y agongl didn't know vim supported that so conveniently
- freedomben 2y agoWow, I've been using Vim exclusively as my text editor now for 15 years and I did not know it could do this. Awesome!
- stvltvs 2y agoAlways learning something new with vim. For such a barebones looking editor, it's got a lot going on.