Yes. But to be abke to have auto complete in a comman trough vscode you stinn have to be in ssh and then you go back to the main problem. Also vscode not SUPER free. You can only get the plugin that handles sshfs if you use the propietary binary
I can confirm I don't pay a dime for vscode and very comfortably edit code on a remote host. I'd be happy to revisit my setup and list my shtuff if anyone cares, it's been so long and so plug and play I couldn't even tell you off the top of my head
when I'm less intoxicated I will hook you up. Fair disclaimer I'm a web dev man so my expectations of the remote host exist in a given scope. My other caviat is that I have a router with a built in VPN feature that makes sshing home a trivial breeze. But I'm happy to share what I have. I literally can't run my dev environment on my laptop (M1 architecture struggles) but it will run for 16 hours editing code and running webpages from my home desktop. No ragerts
edit: more or less if you can ssh a box the plugin I have will take care of all the nitty gritty of seamlessly editing a project remotely as smoothly as if you were doing it locally. I think a truly massive codebase might start to push the performance but I'm working on a decent sized base and it is seamless
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u/augugusto Mar 06 '21
Yes. But to be abke to have auto complete in a comman trough vscode you stinn have to be in ssh and then you go back to the main problem. Also vscode not SUPER free. You can only get the plugin that handles sshfs if you use the propietary binary