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Hi,
I'm using atlassian/ftp-deploy to automatically deploy my code to my web server.
If I made a change to a file in the main folder, changes are mirrored, but if I change a file in the subfolder, changes aren't mirrored.
After a run of the pipeline, the subfolders are set in mod 755 and I can't even change the files by web (have to change permissions with FileZilla)
When I remove the subfolder, the next run of the pipeline recreates the folder and pushes the files
The logs says always the same thing, if file is pushed or not:
Mirroring directory `comicsJavascript'
Removing old file `comicsJavascript/comicsURL.js'
Transferring file `comicsJavascript/comicsURL.js'
Finished transfer `comicsJavascript/comicsURL.js' (1.4 KiB/s)
Finished mirror `comicsJavascript'
Mirroring directory `comicsPHP'
In this case, comicsJavascript/comicsURL.js was not updated...
What have I to do to make subfolders not change to 755 and update files inside of them?
Hi @nicolazunino ,
I suggest using rsync-deploy pipe in your case.
Rsync is famous for its delta-transfer algorithm, which reduces the amount of data sent over the network by sending only the differences between the source files and the existing files in the destination.
Also to run any commands on the remote you can use ssh-run pipe .
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