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Issue details
The Command package currently has no way of adding arguments to the underlying SSH command. In my case, I need a pseudo-TTY for a command to work with sudo. I'd like to add a -t to the SSH command, but am unable to do so as there's nowhere to configure that.
The provider could contain such configuration that might be globally applicable for many Commands.
Affected area/feature
Unknown
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Thanks for the suggestions @CmdrSharp; as a workaround, you could maybe construct the full ssh command yourself directly using the Local command resource
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Issue details
The Command package currently has no way of adding arguments to the underlying SSH command. In my case, I need a pseudo-TTY for a command to work with
sudo
. I'd like to add a-t
to the SSH command, but am unable to do so as there's nowhere to configure that.The provider could contain such configuration that might be globally applicable for many Commands.
Affected area/feature
Unknown
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: