ssh接続する時はroot使えば問題にならないけどAWSとかで面倒

システムライブラリに飛んだ時、リードオンリーなので開き直されるのは仕方ないとして、smart-jump-goで飛んだ場合何故か /root/ をtrampで開いてしまう。
merlin-locateで直接飛んだ時は問題なし。

My apologies, I may just not understand the idea behind auto-sudoedit, but I do have difficulties understanding the idea behind it:

• I open a file that is rw-r--r-- root:root as user foo. Emacs opens it.
• I try to edit it, but emacs says it's only rw for root, foo can't edit it.
• I try to save it (without editing), emacs says "no need to save, no changes"

Shouldn't auto-sudoedit instead intercept the "find-file" function and say "hey, you won't be able to edit/save this file, do you want to open it as root via tramp instead"?

#3 でとりあえずディレクトリが存在しない方に寄せるようにしたが,
/var/tmp/systemd-private-45f10fa9b0de45f48a257a8e512c83c0-rtkit-daemon.service-FagvJXのように親ディレクトリが書き込めるが子ディレクトリが書き込めないケースで問題が発生する.
何の関数を使うように変更すれば良いだろうか.
単に場合分けするしかない?

Hi 👋
I did some customizations for my use-case: Dragoncraft89@7c70781

Now, I'm wondering what parts you'd like me to contribute back upstream. Here's a list of my changes:

Bug fixes

• Sudo syntax over tramp was wrong, which made reopen as sudo trying to open an invalid file when using tramp

Features

• advice-add doesn't work when you use a different find-file function (such as ido-find-file). This may be the problem observed in #11 . I solved this by using the find-file-hook instead.
• Added a y-or-no-p query before reopening the buffer. This allows you to open files when you don't have sudo permissions (e.g. via tramp on other people's machines)
• Added auto-detection of the user owning a file. Therefore auto-sudoedit can reopen files as other users beside root (e.g. as www-data)

Just tell me whether you'd like me to upstream some of these changes and I'll happily prepare a pull request

Invoking auto-sudoedit-sudoedit fails with this error:

Symbol’s function definition is void: auto-sudoedit-current-path

auto-sudoedit-current-path was removed in #6, but is still referenced by auto-sudoedit-sudoedit.

Nice idea, but I think it'd be better to use sudo-edit as a backend engine, because it has more checks and covers many more cases of filenames.