Upload files, that was changed but withour saving buffer?

[seriiserii825]

Hi, i has a project. that works with vite. And when i changed scss, and save file, that it's ok, file uploaded to server. But i need to call yarn build, than another compiled files, like my.css will change, but without saving buffer manualy, and this file will not uploaded.

May be to add an watcher?

Thansk for you plugin

[gorillamoe]

Ye, totally can implement that, if you're using neovim 0.10.0+

[seriiserii825]

What you mean?

[seriiserii825]

I wrote a script and run afte build

sftp_config_file_json=".AutoRemoteSync.json"
if [ -f $sftp_config_file_json ]; then
  echo "File $sftp_config_file_json exists."
  host=$(jq -r '.remote.host' $sftp_config_file_json)
  user=$(jq -r '.remote.user' $sftp_config_file_json)
  remote_path=$(jq -r '.remote.path' $sftp_config_file_json)
  modified_files=$(git ls-files --modified)
  for file in $modified_files; do
    echo "${tblue}file: $file${treset}"
    full_path=$remote_path/$file
    echo "${tgreen}full_path: $full_path${treset}"
    rsync -avz -e ssh $file $user@$host:$full_path
  done
else
  echo "${tmagenta}File $sftp_config_file_json does not exist.${treset}"
  echo "${tyellow}Please create a file $sftp_config_file_json with the following content:${treset}"
  exit 1
fi

[num8er]

@gorillamoe I think I would be nice to have ability to run shell script on save. Something like "runAfterUpload": "relative/path/to/script.sh" which will execute shell script on remote machine.

P.S. it's not related to main question to upload without saving, I also would disagree to have such feature. It's unsafe to do that for different security related reasons.

I wrote a script and run afte build

sftp_config_file_json=".AutoRemoteSync.json"
if [ -f $sftp_config_file_json ]; then
  echo "File $sftp_config_file_json exists."
  host=$(jq -r '.remote.host' $sftp_config_file_json)
  user=$(jq -r '.remote.user' $sftp_config_file_json)
  remote_path=$(jq -r '.remote.path' $sftp_config_file_json)
  modified_files=$(git ls-files --modified)
  for file in $modified_files; do
    echo "${tblue}file: $file${treset}"
    full_path=$remote_path/$file
    echo "${tgreen}full_path: $full_path${treset}"
    rsync -avz -e ssh $file $user@$host:$full_path
  done
else
  echo "${tmagenta}File $sftp_config_file_json does not exist.${treset}"
  echo "${tyellow}Please create a file $sftp_config_file_json with the following content:${treset}"
  exit 1
fi