add CWD in server status output #1
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add CWD in server status output
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Thanks! |
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Thanks for the port, too! I generally prefer to avoid Windows for development work, but sometimes there's no other choice (or it's just too hard). Frankly, your work has been useful and I admit that. By the way, any plans on merging this into |
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Owh, I see... bitc#15 |
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Yes, I support idea of merging |
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README mentions that filenames are resolved relative to the server's CWD (current working directory) - rather than to the client's.
While it's technically possible to intrusively determine working path of a foreign process (with tools like
readlink /proc/$PID/cwd, orproceexp.exeon Windows) — these methods are rarely userfriendly and mostly inconvenient for regular use (though excellent for troubleshooting/debug).So, this addition can be very useful to simplify
hdevtoolssetup and plugin integration, especially on Windows.