That's interesting, I haven't used `tramp` seriously in awhile (ditto `sshfs` etc.)
How do you find the experience of running the build remotely but getting error messages in a local buffer, or running `git-grep` when LSP pukes for whatever reason, or any of the other stuff that is fairly straightforward when emacs is on the same box as the source and build tools?
I don't ask out of snark: I'd friggin love to host emacs on my appliance and seamlessly interact with the real machine, and I gather VSCode has a pretty solid story on this, but I've failed to get that result enough times with emacs that I sort of timed out on it.
If you have e.g. dots on github or whatever that make this fly well I'd love to test-drive it.
How do you find the experience of running the build remotely but getting error messages in a local buffer, or running `git-grep` when LSP pukes for whatever reason, or any of the other stuff that is fairly straightforward when emacs is on the same box as the source and build tools?
I don't ask out of snark: I'd friggin love to host emacs on my appliance and seamlessly interact with the real machine, and I gather VSCode has a pretty solid story on this, but I've failed to get that result enough times with emacs that I sort of timed out on it.
If you have e.g. dots on github or whatever that make this fly well I'd love to test-drive it.