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If by local you mean temp working file, that's a given isn't it? 'Save' still saves it remotely. However, if the (S)FTP connection is broken and reconnected yo
by jonalmeida 13y ago
If by local you mean temp working file, that's a given isn't it? 'Save' still saves it remotely.
However, if the (S)FTP connection is broken and reconnected you can't continue in the same editor, you need to re-open it again which frustrates me.
- klinquist 13y agoIf I recall it required a full local cache of the remote folder.
- nuclear_eclipse 13y agoIt technically only needs a local cache of the files you intend to edit. I work from a very large remote checkout on a development server, and only have a local cache of the directories and files that matter to me.