The issue is what it says on the tin. Netman does not know how to "browse" remote directories when called directly from startup. An example would be the following simple command
nvim ssh://somehost///home/someuser/
Netman has no idea what to do with this after it fetches the data. And of course it doesn't there is no mechanism for a consumer to say "hey I want to be used for explore handling". Thus netman will just toss this into the ether (or at least that is what I would expect).
We need to expose some mechanism for consumers to register as an explore consumer so we can direct this to them on startup
The issue is what it says on the tin. Netman does not know how to "browse" remote directories when called directly from startup. An example would be the following simple command
Netman has no idea what to do with this after it fetches the data. And of course it doesn't there is no mechanism for a consumer to say "hey I want to be used for explore handling". Thus netman will just toss this into the ether (or at least that is what I would expect).
We need to expose some mechanism for consumers to register as an explore consumer so we can direct this to them on startup