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When using VSCode for remote development, you have to install jumpy on the machine you are connected to remotely. This slows down the editor by quite a bit. Is it possible to run jumpy from your local machine instead?
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When using VSCode for remote development, you have to install jumpy on the machine you are connected to remotely. This slows down the editor by quite a bit. Is it possible to run jumpy from your local machine instead?