I've been subscribed to SmartGit for MANY years, but am starting to transition away to (inferior) VSCode Git support specifically because of this feature. As time goes on and VSCode gets a better UI, it's very likely I'll end up canceling my subscription.
This feature is very important for anybody who wants to develop on: a headless/remote networked build server, the cloud, inside a Docker container (especially on Windows), etc... This is only going to become more common over time. In my case, I'm a systems engineer who cross-compiles ARM Linux distributions on a dedicated build machine which requires a very specific OS setup (e.g. specific Linux version) that I can't really install a full userland on.
What's needed is some way to efficiently work on Git repositories directly inside a remote machine over SSH. How that works mechanically, maybe there's a way that doesn't require a complete rewrite?
I've been subscribed to SmartGit for MANY years, but am starting to transition away to (inferior) VSCode Git support specifically because of this feature. As time goes on and VSCode gets a better UI, it's very likely I'll end up canceling my subscription.
This feature is very important for anybody who wants to develop on: a headless/remote networked build server, the cloud, inside a Docker container (especially on Windows), etc... This is only going to become more common over time. In my case, I'm a systems engineer who cross-compiles ARM Linux distributions on a dedicated build machine which requires a very specific OS setup (e.g. specific Linux version) that I can't really install a full userland on.
What's needed is some way to efficiently work on Git repositories directly inside a remote machine over SSH. How that works mechanically, maybe there's a way that doesn't require a complete rewrite?