Struct EditorServerConfig 

pub struct EditorServerConfig {
    pub working_dir: PathBuf,
    pub session_name: Option<String>,
    pub idle_timeout: Option<Duration>,
    pub editor_config: Config,
    pub dir_context: DirectoryContext,
    pub plugins_enabled: bool,
    pub init_enabled: bool,
    pub startup_authority: Option<Authority>,
    pub workspace_trust: Arc<WorkspaceTrust>,
    pub env_provider: Arc<EnvProvider>,
    pub session_keepalive: Option<Box<dyn Any + Send>>,
}

Configuration for the editor server

Fields

working_dir: PathBuf

Working directory for this session

session_name: Option<String>

Optional session name

idle_timeout: Option<Duration>

Idle timeout before auto-shutdown

editor_config: Config

Editor configuration

dir_context: DirectoryContext

Directory context for config/data paths

plugins_enabled: bool

Whether plugins are enabled

init_enabled: bool

Whether to auto-load ~/.config/fresh/init.ts (requires plugins_enabled).

startup_authority: Option<Authority>

Authority to install at boot. None means Authority::local(), which is the standard session-mode default (principle 6 of AUTHORITY_DESIGN.md). The CLI ssh:// / user@host:path forms construct an Authority::ssh(...) and pass it here so the daemon boots already attached to the remote host. Plugins can still replace this post-boot via setAuthority.

workspace_trust: Arc<WorkspaceTrust>

Workspace Trust handle, created by the caller (main.rs) before the startup authority so the same Arc backs both the authority’s spawners and the server. Mandatory: every spawner holds it, so there’s no ungated path. Tests pass Arc::new(WorkspaceTrust::permissive()).

env_provider: Arc<EnvProvider>

Live environment provider, created by the caller (main.rs) before the startup authority so the same Arc backs the authority’s spawners and the server. Tests pass Arc::new(EnvProvider::inactive()).

session_keepalive: Option<Box<dyn Any + Send>>

Opaque handle kept alive for the server’s lifetime alongside startup_authority. SSH authorities back this with the Tokio runtime, the SshConnection, and the reconnect task — dropping any of those tears down the remote session — so the caller bundles them here and the server just holds on until shutdown. Local authorities leave this None.