Currently, when synching a selected file, it will be created at the destination machine with the same folder path which it had at the source machine :
For example - if the file at the source machine is at c:\target\com\project\myFile.jar,
and the designated root folder at the destination machine is c:\tmp,
then synching the file to the destination machine will result with the file being placed at:
c:\tmp\target\com\project\myFile.jar
My RFE is the following : allowing the user to designate not only the destination root folder,
but also the full path where a selected file will be placed (as an alternative to the root folder).
For example - the user designates c:\localProject\lib\ as the destination full path folder,
and when synching the source machine file c:\target\com\project\myFile.jar, it will be
placed as follows at the destination machine :
c:\localProject\lib\myFile.jar.
Apologies in advance if this is a duplicate. Thanks for the great plugin and keep up the good work!
PS. - Despite this being a feature required by my employing company, I'll provide a personal contribution via paypal if you guys manage to add this enhancement.
Thanks in advance!
Currently, when synching a selected file, it will be created at the destination machine with the same folder path which it had at the source machine : For example - if the file at the source machine is at c:\target\com\project\myFile.jar, and the designated root folder at the destination machine is c:\tmp, then synching the file to the destination machine will result with the file being placed at: c:\tmp\target\com\project\myFile.jar
My RFE is the following : allowing the user to designate not only the destination root folder, but also the full path where a selected file will be placed (as an alternative to the root folder). For example - the user designates c:\localProject\lib\ as the destination full path folder, and when synching the source machine file c:\target\com\project\myFile.jar, it will be placed as follows at the destination machine : c:\localProject\lib\myFile.jar.
Apologies in advance if this is a duplicate. Thanks for the great plugin and keep up the good work!