Remote working with (SSH/SCP)

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Hi,

I want to work remotely. 

I have a server and I want to connect through SSH/SCP/SFTP/FTP or whatever :) to the remote system and work completely remotely. (I don't want to copy the source to my local machine)

Thank you

 

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Hi Philipp,

Please https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/configuring-remote-interpreters-via-ssh.html for information about remote interpreter via SSH. When configuring this kind of remote interpreter, PyCharm will ask if you want to set up remote deployment and upload your local files to remote host automatically. You may also read more about deployment in https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/deploying-applications.html

However, you mention that you do not want to have your files locally, but PyCharm needs them locally to have such features as code completion, inspections and so on. The whole idea is that local files go first and remote files go second.

Should you have any questions - feel free to ask.

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Hi Sergey,

thank you for the fast response. I don't need a remote interpreter. I run the code my self through a terminal with ssh.

And deploying an application is also not what I want. 

I don't want to store any source code on my local machine. I want to work 100% remotely. Is this possible? (I just want to edit files remotely and if possible to use git remotely)

Can I do this? :)

Thank you

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Well, you can use Browse Remote Host (Tools | Deployment | Browse Remote Host) feature and then just open and edit files. But please note, that you will need to configure deployment anyway, because this feature uses this configuration. It doesn't mean though that your files will be uploaded to remote host (it's up to you to decide).

You may also use Start SSH session... (Tools | Start SSH session...) feature to use terminal remotely.

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