> Generally, I do think it is prudent to guard against errors being
> signaled when running code from hooks so that users don't end up in a
> (to them) non-recoverable situation. You'll know best where the right
> place is...
Generally: yes.
But Tramp does not know that it runs from a hook, so it might be
better to protect the code which evaluates the hook.
> - D
Best regards, Michael.
I agree, but there is a problem with this in Emas. If you protect the code with condition-case it makes it very hard to find out where the problem was. It would be good if someone find a way to enhance this.