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/multi used to work for me, now it’s gone and I’m frustrated.
What I want to do is, in my dream world:
/myuser@remotehost:sudo:anotheruser:/some/path/to/file
…and have ido-mode work.
The key thing here is that ‘myuser’, ‘remotehost’ and ‘anotheruser’ are all very ad-hoc, I use a huge array of remote hosts, often with different users and sudo-ing to a wide range of different users.
What do I need to add and how can I test it without reloading emacs over and over?
As of this commit, TRAMP supports ad-hoc multiple hops again.
Roughly speaking, you use it like this:
I haven’t got it to work reliably with
ido-modeyet, which is a shame, but it’s a lot better than nothing! 🙂