Cannot use from wsl without a --host param (and probably directory too)

[XertroV]

I have a modified version of tm-remote-build on my main machine and while setting things up again on my laptop re-found that I can't use it from WSL. The two args I added to make it work was host and directory.

The command I use is tm-remote-build load folder "$PLUGIN_FOLDER_NAME" --host 172.18.16.1 --port 30000 -v -d "$HOME/OpenplanetNext/"

I can share my modifications in a few weeks when I'm back in Australia.

[skybaks]

Those additions make sense for wsl. I may be able to put something together for that sooner than a few weeks

[skybaks]

As i suspected, adding the --host argument was very easy.

We dont need the Openplanet directory to make the plugin load so is that -d argument that you added just to help it find the Openplanet.log file? By default its using a filepath returned from Openplanet itself which would probably not end up being a valid path on WSL.
I can install WSL myself just to confirm. But anyway I think I'll add the -d argument to help with finding the log file and hopefully that will be what you need.

[XertroV]

so is that -d argument that you added just to help it find the Openplanet.log file?
Yeah I think so.

And yeah, the changes I made were pretty minimal. Basically just a bit of refactoring to override defaults.

I'm happy to test if there's a branch or whatever.

[skybaks]

I think i should have it all working now but would love your feedback if you dont mind. Branch name is feature/configurable-host or you can look at #6.