1. Touch files `~/test/hi` and `~/test2/hi` on remote machine. 2. Find file `/ssh:hhu@dev:~/test/hi` 3. `C-x C-f`, mini buffer has `/ssh:hhu@dev:~/test/` 4. `C-M-y` and edit the path, mini buffer has `/ssh:hhu@dev:~/test//ssh:hhu@dev:/home/hhu/test2/`. 5. Return, created new file `/ssh:hhu@dev:/ssh:hhu@dev:/home/hhu/test2/`. - Also tried adding a slash to the beginning of the file, didn't work. - Also tried deleting `ssh:hhu@dev:`, leaving behind a double slash, this appeared to work. Should we make that the default behavior?