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herdr --remote <TAB> doesn't suggest any hosts. Right now it completes
filenames from the current directory instead.
I normally connect over ssh using the Host aliases in my ~/.ssh/config,
so I keep reaching for the same muscle memory with herdr and end up typing
the hostname out in full every time.
requested change
I'd like shell completion to work for the --remote value.
Host aliases from ~/.ssh/config would be the most useful candidates,
since that's how I actually connect.
why you want this
Typing the hostname by hand every time I connect to a remote server for
development is a small but constant bit of friction. If completion worked
the way it does for the ssh command, that would go away.
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idea / problem
herdr --remote <TAB>doesn't suggest any hosts. Right now it completesfilenames from the current directory instead.
I normally connect over ssh using the Host aliases in my
~/.ssh/config,so I keep reaching for the same muscle memory with herdr and end up typing
the hostname out in full every time.
requested change
I'd like shell completion to work for the
--remotevalue.Host aliases from
~/.ssh/configwould be the most useful candidates,since that's how I actually connect.
why you want this
Typing the hostname by hand every time I connect to a remote server for
development is a small but constant bit of friction. If completion worked
the way it does for the
sshcommand, that would go away.All reactions