Does neovim, or vim for that matter, offer any out of the box support for remote work like Emacs has with tramp-mode?
Asking because maybe it's time to try NeoVim out, but it'd be a limitation for my work if I had to go through extra hops for editing remote files and running remote jupyter kernels.
I suppose it does, so I'd be grateful if vimmers out there would share their favorite solutions.
Netrw, as a sibling comment mentions, does this for a number of common protocols (and is built-in). So you just open an file with a URL starting with sftp or whatever.
I like to mix and match local and remote files in the same Emacs frame. I know they work remotely, but that'd require me to configure them in the remote - and sometimes that's a pain because Emacs versions differ, or because the keybindings I press in the terminal sometimes coincide with Emacs commands.
Asking because maybe it's time to try NeoVim out, but it'd be a limitation for my work if I had to go through extra hops for editing remote files and running remote jupyter kernels.
I suppose it does, so I'd be grateful if vimmers out there would share their favorite solutions.