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Ok, I just realized I can do that by opening the workspace config json and editing Any chance to get a command to open the workspace config file in the local machine? |
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Hi, any way to customize the location in which remote-nvim bootstraps itself in the remote machine?
Currently it's in
~/.remote-nvim, but my remote's home dir is on a slow filesystem (NFS), so I want to change that.Thanks.
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