When I rename a file on my local machine, the SFTP extension does not detect the change when I try to upload the file to my remote server. For example, if I create a file called Invitee.blade.php and then rename it to invitee.blade.php, the extension will still try to upload the file as Invitee.blade.php. This is because the extension is not properly handling mixed-case file names.
To Reproduce
Create a file called Invitee.blade.php on your local machine.
Rename the file to invitee.blade.php.
Open the SFTP extension and connect to your remote server.
Try to upload the file.
Expected behavior
The extension should detect the change in the file name and upload the file as invitee.blade.php.
When I rename a file on my local machine, the SFTP extension does not detect the change when I try to upload the file to my remote server. For example, if I create a file called Invitee.blade.php and then rename it to invitee.blade.php, the extension will still try to upload the file as Invitee.blade.php. This is because the extension is not properly handling mixed-case file names.
To Reproduce
Create a file called Invitee.blade.php on your local machine. Rename the file to invitee.blade.php. Open the SFTP extension and connect to your remote server. Try to upload the file. Expected behavior
The extension should detect the change in the file name and upload the file as invitee.blade.php.
OS: Windows VSCode Version: 1.67.0 Extension Version: 1.18.1 Extension Link: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=satiromarra.code-sftp