Is there a way in Textmate to easily promote or push files from a development folder to a live folder? Both folders are mapped as network shares on my Mac, and I just want a way to easily copy the file I am currently editing in development to a mirrored folder on the live share. Dreamweaver has this type of "put" functionality built in. Seems like this would be a common task that many devs would like to automate, so I have to assume there is a way, but I have not come across it yet.
TM doesn't have something built-in but there are several wonderful tools to accomplish this, I personally use git/svn whenever I can, but for more simple stuff transmit, http://panic.com/transmit/ or http://www.brothersroloff.com/folderwatch/ should integrate well with your already mapped drives.
On Dec 29, 2011, at 11:25 AM, George Nagy wrote:
Is there a way in Textmate to easily promote or push files from a development folder to a live folder? Both folders are mapped as network shares on my Mac, and I just want a way to easily copy the file I am currently editing in development to a mirrored folder on the live share. Dreamweaver has this type of "put" functionality built in. Seems like this would be a common task that many devs would like to automate, so I have to assume there is a way, but I have not come across it yet. _______________________________________________ textmate mailing list textmate@lists.macromates.com http://lists.macromates.com/listinfo/textmate
On Dec 29, 2011, at 2:25 PM, George Nagy wrote:
Is there a way in Textmate to easily promote or push files from a development folder to a live folder? Both folders are mapped as network shares on my Mac, and I just want a way to easily copy the file I am currently editing in development to a mirrored folder on the live share. Dreamweaver has this type of "put" functionality built in. Seems like this would be a common task that many devs would like to automate, so I have to assume there is a way, but I have not come across it yet.
I made a bundle for that type of thing (and there are others).
https://github.com/skurfer/RemoteProject.tmbundle
It was designed with pushing files to a remote server in mind, but it uses rsync, so there’s no reason why TM_REMOTE_PROJECT can’t be another folder on the local machine.
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