I have tried to use the "@Remote ex" syntax hard-coded into script loaded via a .jl include in the remoterepl session but that generates an error.
Is there an equivalent of RemoteREPL.remote_eval("funcOnServer()") which can be triggered from a script running on the remoterepl worker? something like a RemoteREPL.server_eval exposed on the remote worker?
I have tried to use the "@Remote ex" syntax hard-coded into script loaded via a .jl include in the remoterepl session but that generates an error.
Is there an equivalent of RemoteREPL.remote_eval("funcOnServer()") which can be triggered from a script running on the remoterepl worker? something like a RemoteREPL.server_eval exposed on the remote worker?