If you use some VCS, you can upload your changes on commit. Also, you can use Sync with... to get all differences with remote files and upload selected. Also, you may set selected server as default and turn autoupload on, and all local changes would be uploaded to server.
I'm using a VCS but I don't want to upload every commit, I don't want to upload every file change neither (I think this is what the autoupload does). Also, what happens with Sync with? it needs to download all my files from the FTP everytime and compare the content of both files (local and downloaded) to see which files were changed?
It depends on comparison type in diff. It may use only size (no download), size and timestamp (no download, needs Preserve timestamp setting on for correct work), or content (downloads).
Hi!
If you use some VCS, you can upload your changes on commit. Also, you can use Sync with... to get all differences with remote files and upload selected. Also, you may set selected server as default and turn autoupload on, and all local changes would be uploaded to server.
Best regards,
Elena
I'm using a VCS but I don't want to upload every commit, I don't want to upload every file change neither (I think this is what the autoupload does).
Also, what happens with Sync with? it needs to download all my files from the FTP everytime and compare the content of both files (local and downloaded) to see which files were changed?
thanks!
It depends on comparison type in diff. It may use only size (no download), size and timestamp (no download, needs Preserve timestamp setting on for correct work), or content (downloads).
I will test it. Thank you Elena!