Remote editing and execution
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Ariel Balter
Feb 26, 2016, 6:43:47 PM2/26/16
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What is the status of being able to edit files on a remote server and execute in a remote shell via ssh?
Carlos Córdoba
Feb 27, 2016, 9:16:40 AM2/27/16
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You can execute files on remote kernels, but you
can't interrupt nor kill those kernels from within Spyder. That's
a limitation of IPython/Jupyter kernels, so there's nothing we can
do about it.
Besides, at the moment you *can't* edit files in remote servers. Sylvain Corlay (one of our core developers) mentioned that he had developed a remote file explorer some time ago, but I think he's been too busy to submit it.
Cheers,
Carlos
Besides, at the moment you *can't* edit files in remote servers. Sylvain Corlay (one of our core developers) mentioned that he had developed a remote file explorer some time ago, but I think he's been too busy to submit it.
Cheers,
Carlos
El 26/02/16 a las 18:43, Ariel Balter
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What is the status of being able to edit files on a remote server and execute in a remote shell via ssh?
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Ariel Balter
Feb 27, 2016, 1:13:45 PM2/27/16
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I think it is an important feature. Many editors have this, such as pycharm and komodo, and I think there are even plugins for notepad++, brackets, geany, etc. Eclipse has a sophisticated system for this. There is a terminal program called MobaXterm (really awesome by the way) for windows that has an integrated editor (which is not great, but does work). You can easily edit remote files and simultaneously run the scripts in a remote shell. The only thing that you can't do is to run the specific script you are working on in an automatic way.
I guess what I'm saying is that without knowing more about the internals of Spyder, I can't understand why in principle you can't edit a remote script and then with a click send the command to run it to a remote shell.
I'm not trying to be too critical--I know you work hard on spyder and that it is an open source effort. But I just want to point out the importance of an IDE that works remotely and how relevant it is in the field of IDEs.
I guess what I'm saying is that without knowing more about the internals of Spyder, I can't understand why in principle you can't edit a remote script and then with a click send the command to run it to a remote shell.
I'm not trying to be too critical--I know you work hard on spyder and that it is an open source effort. But I just want to point out the importance of an IDE that works remotely and how relevant it is in the field of IDEs.
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Carlos Córdoba
Feb 27, 2016, 9:04:01 PM2/27/16
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Hi,
I think you're right: it'd be really nice to have remote editing in Spyder. We just haven't found the time to do it :-)
Cheers,
Carlos
I think you're right: it'd be really nice to have remote editing in Spyder. We just haven't found the time to do it :-)
Cheers,
Carlos
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