emacs

Schmoho 2025-03-02T09:34:37.293359Z

I have a question about tramp: I am trying to use https://github.com/kubernetes-el/kubernetes-el via tramp to get an overview of a cluster, but the whole thing doesn't run on my machine. So usually when I am in a "tramp context" all commands "work fine" with tramp: vterm, docker, find-file, shell-command etc. kubernetes-overview however complains it doesn't find the executable. shell-command echo $PATH does confirm the kubectl is on the active path (?). kubernetes-el uses a var kubernetes-kubectl-executable which is just "kubectl". From what I gather however, it seems to be assumed that this ought to work via tramp. I am in the process of reading through the package, but I am really not that knowledgeable about emacs, let alone tramp, so I figured maybe if someone here has a hunch or an idea of how to go about this

tvaughan 2025-03-02T10:33:32.804129Z

No clue really, but maybe this might help https://github.com/flycheck/flycheck/pull/1842

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Schmoho 2025-03-02T11:52:09.138029Z

Thank you! The way it resolved was different. I was just using the thing wrong, it is intended to be used with contexts defined via kube configs, as would actually be expected, come to think of it