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I've just solved the issue I mentioned in #260, which turns out to have required a restart of the nix-daemon ... on the server, not my local machine. This provokes another request that I think might help anybody else who runs into issues where it's ambiguous whether an messages comes from the local or remote machine
error: cannot connect to socket at '/nix/var/nix/daemon-socket/socket': Connection refused
error: unexpected end-of-file
How about putting a prefix in front of each line of stdout that's forwarded from the remote machine to local stdout? E.g.
📠 error: cannot connect to socket at '/nix/var/nix/daemon-socket/socket': Connection refused
📠 error: unexpected end-of-file
Here I've used the fax machine emoji, thinking that kind of goes with the idea of "relocated output".
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I've just solved the issue I mentioned in #260, which turns out to have required a restart of the nix-daemon ... on the server, not my local machine. This provokes another request that I think might help anybody else who runs into issues where it's ambiguous whether an messages comes from the local or remote machine
How about putting a prefix in front of each line of stdout that's forwarded from the remote machine to local stdout? E.g.
Here I've used the fax machine emoji, thinking that kind of goes with the idea of "relocated output".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: