Re: Is there any way to make direct-async-process support tramp-remote-path?
Michael Albinus <[email protected]>
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Liu Bo <[email protected]> writes: Hi, > Hi, I found direct-async-process really make tramp faster(especially > magit), but since it dose not use tramp-remote-path so I can't make > command that need extra programs work, like eglot or > consult-ripgrep(says command not found). > > So is there any way to make direct-async-process support tramp-remote-path? Not directly, because it calls the program as part of the ssh invocation, like (example from magit) --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8--- ssh -q -l albinus -o ControlMaster=auto -o ControlPath=/home/albinus/.cache/emacs/tramp.%C -o ControlPersist=no -e none gandalf cd /home/albinus/src/emacs/ && ( env INSIDE_EMACS\=30.0.50\,magit\,tramp\:2.7.0-pre ENV\=\'\' TMOUT\=0 LC_CTYPE\=\'\' CDPATH\= HISTORY\= MAIL\= MAILCHECK\= MAILPATH\= PAGER\=cat autocorrect\= correct\= git --no-pager --literal-pathspecs -c core.preloadindex\=true -c log.showSignature\=false -c color.ui\=false -c color.diff\=false apply --reverse --cached -p0 --ignore-space-change - ) --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8--- But perhaps we could add a user option, which instruct Tramp to expand tramp-remote-path as part of the command, like PATH=/a/b:/c/d. I will think about. Bst regards, Michael.