Context:
I don't need to see the online files often as I work with git and with a Continue Integration flow. Anyway there are times where I need to apply a quick fix and I only want to commit it once I know that works fine online first. So...
Request:
Say I'm working on a template file, like "template/my.tpl".
Right now I do the following:
Use the remote-edit package, so I select the host and then navigate to the file.
I have the local file and the online file.
Modify the online file till I see it's okay.
Copy and paste the remote file into the local one.
What I'd like (if possible of course).
Open the local file.
Modify file.
Use a new function to upload the file with path "template/my.tpl".
The package would request to select the host (like when you start navigating with the package)
Option to remember the host for the file (so I don't have to select it everytime I want to upload it).
Once I've select the host, the package would upload the file with path "template/my.tpl" in the host I've selected. Of course, this would override any existent file. ¿If the file doesn't exists, it would create it? (I don't "need" this feature but...)
Now everytime I save the file, it's uploaded automatically.
Context: I don't need to see the online files often as I work with git and with a Continue Integration flow. Anyway there are times where I need to apply a quick fix and I only want to commit it once I know that works fine online first. So...
Request: Say I'm working on a template file, like "template/my.tpl". Right now I do the following:
What I'd like (if possible of course).
This way it'd be easier to do such thing.
Excellent plugin of course!
Bye!