To invoke a shell for the file I am currently visiting. I'd like it to reuse an existing shell if possible, otherwise open a new one. This works locally, but not remotely. If I have a shell open in /scp:host:/path and I invoke the above command when I'm visiting /scp:host:/path/dir/file, I get:
bash: cd: /scp:host:/path/dir: No such file or directory
Is that a configuration issue on my side, or can it be fixed? It doesn't work with ssh: either, by the way.
I've fixed both the "No such file or directory" bug and the not working with ssh bug. I'll test it out locally for a couple weeks and then push it out. Thanks for reporting it and sorry it has taken so long.
First of all, thanks for a plugin that is really, really handy in my day-to-day emacs usage!
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To invoke a shell for the file I am currently visiting. I'd like it to reuse an existing shell if possible, otherwise open a new one. This works locally, but not remotely. If I have a shell open in
/scp:host:/path
and I invoke the above command when I'm visiting/scp:host:/path/dir/file
, I get:Is that a configuration issue on my side, or can it be fixed? It doesn't work with
ssh:
either, by the way.