> If you have SSH, you probably have SFTP Absolutely not always. The SSH may be provided through multiple proxies by a mess of convoluted Bash scripts. Because

> If you have SSH, you probably have SFTP Absolutely not always. The SSH may be provided through multiple proxies by a mess of convoluted Bash scripts. Because reasons or compliance or whatnot. > Not to mention you probably shouldn't be doing that directly in the first place, especially as "just" a programmer. Yeah, if you have a dedicated sysadmin to start with, and not just a team of five-ten-fifty enthusiasts who are fully comfortable with managing servers themselves. > How many issues from bad edits in remote scripts could've been prevented if we used an IDE with linting via sftp instead of barebones vim? Yeah, that would be wonderful.