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SchoofsKelvin / vscode-sshfs

Extension for Visual Studio Code: File system provider using SSH
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How to upload? #181

Closed vhood closed 4 years ago

vhood commented 4 years ago

It is OK with downloading files and directories to a remote file system, but how to upload them to local? Can't see any interface.

WSLUser commented 4 years ago

That sounds very confusing but I think I know what you're trying to say. Yes you can drag files to/from your remote workspace. If you're looking for another way of doing this, the remote-ssh extension might be more for you.

vhood commented 4 years ago

@WSLUser, I can't drag a file or a folder from remote FS to local, it doesn't work. It calls a save window, but it doesn't save. I hope I speak clearly now. If use only Remote-SSH, it trying to use a remote terminal and can't find that. I like this extention's interface and how it works and I can use my local bash with this extention. I can't cofigure "remote development" extention pack on some computers because: 1) Docker isn't supports a 32-bit architecture systems. 2) Windows 7 havn't WSL. 3) Windows 10 Enterprice LTSC havn't app store.

"Remote development" extention pack is too demanding.

SchoofsKelvin commented 4 years ago

Duplicate of #44

vhood commented 4 years ago

@SchoofsKelvin I fink it is possible to add a "upload" button witch call scp ...

SchoofsKelvin commented 4 years ago

It should indeed be possible to create a button which will prompt you for a source and target file/directory, then use the SFTP session to upload everything. As for using commands on the client (or even host), there are too many issues with that (cross-platform support, scp having to be installed/enabled, ...)