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Some distributions (eg. Debian 11) do not symlink 'python' to 'python3' so look for both of them before giving up.
Any path prefixed with 'unix:' will do. Written and tested on Linux only, should be relatively easy to have it work on recent Windows 10 versions with some small changes.
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No idea what's wrong with the CI, the python script and the test suite both work fine on my system. |
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Perhaps ch_info() can return port zero to indicate a unix-domain socket? |
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Tests are still failing. |
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The tests are ok now, the CI failure is unrelated as |
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As written on the tin this PR allows Vim channels to connect to Unix-domain sockets, much nicer than TCP for local tasks and possibly faster (?).
Open questions:
portargument is omitted inch_info, is that better than returning a meaningless value (empty string or zero)?ch_inforeturn any info about the kind of socket it's connected to (ipv4,ipv6,unix)?