Thanks. I've tried that in the past. The problem is still that it doesn't give any feedback on progress.
I still struggle to see how people actually use this with devops on a day to day basis.
I think that some type of integration with tmux would work well - have a running tmux session, and then just queue commands from emacs to that session, instead of running directly through emacs.
If you want to see progress, it should be easy to add a process filter somewhere (I bet there already is a hook for that, but not that hard to do even if there isn't one) and make it display sth. on a secondary buffer. That's the thing with Emacs: if you don't have it, it's very easy to add it.
I still struggle to see how people actually use this with devops on a day to day basis.
I think that some type of integration with tmux would work well - have a running tmux session, and then just queue commands from emacs to that session, instead of running directly through emacs.