Often, many networks are setup in a manner such as there is a gateway server and from that you can ssh into 'local machines'. On command, it's possible to do multi hop in various way, one I use is:
ssh -tt $USER@$NETWORK -tt $MACHINE
In TRAMP, there are also a couple of ways, one of the popular ones outlined here.
I mentioned both ways because it seems like this project kind of just opens an ansi-term and then does the ssh (I could be wrong, not wholly familiar with the code). I think it'd be better to use an already open TRAMP session if possible, eg if I'm on a tramp file like ~/someproject/hello.c and invoke the function, it should open the terminal in ~/someproject without requiring any user input (in a sense automatic). But these are just extra features.
TLDR: It'd be cool to add support for multi hopping.
Often, many networks are setup in a manner such as there is a gateway server and from that you can ssh into 'local machines'. On command, it's possible to do multi hop in various way, one I use is:
In TRAMP, there are also a couple of ways, one of the popular ones outlined here.
I mentioned both ways because it seems like this project kind of just opens an ansi-term and then does the ssh (I could be wrong, not wholly familiar with the code). I think it'd be better to use an already open TRAMP session if possible, eg if I'm on a tramp file like
~/someproject/hello.cand invoke the function, it should open the terminal in~/someprojectwithout requiring any user input (in a sense automatic). But these are just extra features.TLDR: It'd be cool to add support for multi hopping.