Chris Rayner
Chris Rayner
Apologies for the delayed reply -- this looks like a solid idea.
Yeah, this change definitely makes sense. The reason I initially chose to restart in what I called a "safe" directory is because the reconnect blocks Emacs so, if the remote...
I'm playtesting this a little (see the attached commit) and realized #ef6b7ea makes it impossible to return to a local shell once we've :ssh'd out. I feel like that should...
This sounds good to me! Watch for it to drop this weekend. :)
No worries! No rush either. I went with a solution that doesn't have a prompt, but I think it works.
> Ideally interactive shell buffers should keep a memory of their interpreter (via a buffer-local var, at least their initial value) so that the shell could get respawned with the...
I was just thinking about this! I usually hesitate to use recursion, but another solution might be something like: ```elisp (defun shx--interpreter-for-host (host &optional options) (setq options (or options shx-remote-shell-commands))...
Ooof, good point! I think it is worth documenting this, and then I'll probably just pull it out of shx and bump the version as a breaking change.
Thank you! I'm thrilled you're finding it useful. :) I use opening files at point a ton too -- the output of a git status, or running a `find` (or...
Thanks so much for saying so! :) There is a similar (or at least related) issue about opening files at https://github.com/riscy/shx-for-emacs/issues/20, which I'll mark here for reference. A quick option...