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I'd be curious to try this out, but I wonder if it will work for my use-case; rather often I work over SSH, with Emacs running locally. I would typically have a project folder with {Project,Manifest}.toml and most often some packages checked out for development under ~/.julia/dev/ (on the remote host).
I managed to get it working by cloning this repository on the remote machine, opening a file in the project using TRAMP and then running M-x eglot. I then had to provide the full paths (relative to the remote machine, i.e. without /ssh:host:) to 1 Julia, 2 the eglot-jl directory, 3 the elgot-jl.jl file, and 4 the directory of my project. I can probably avoid having to do so manually every time using .dir-locals.el (https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Directory-Variables.html), however eglot-jl.jl seems to be hardcoded to be in the same directory as eglot-jl.el:
I'd be curious to try this out, but I wonder if it will work for my use-case; rather often I work over SSH, with Emacs running locally. I would typically have a project folder with
{Project,Manifest}.toml
and most often some packages checked out for development under~/.julia/dev/
(on the remote host).How can I get started? AFAIU eglot supports TRAMP: sailfishos-mirror/emacs@2076d34
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