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Unable to automatically upload edited files through Cyberduck

#1

I’ve recently started using Cyberduck to upload Python scripts from my laptop through SSH to a Raspberry Pi. Initially, there is no issue with uploading a new file and I am able to succesfuly run the scripts I upload onto the Pi. However, when I decide to edit the scripts on my laptop and I hit save (Ctrl + S), they are not automatically updated onto the Pi (my colleagues on the project we are working on seem to have no trouble with their Mac/PC laptops, so I know it should work). Instead, I end up having to upload the file every single time I edit it, and being asked every time to confirm if I want to overwrite the already existing file on the Pi (this is quite time consuming and frustrating). I’m wondering if anyone has experienced a similar issue, is it a problem with Sublime or Cyberduck software?

For reference, I’m using a Dell XPS 15 and SSH to connect to the Pi.

Any help would be appreciated, thank you.

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#2

Download latest dyberduck and try again…

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#3

You could try using "atomic_save": false, but otherwise Sublime Text is saving the exact same way as other applications so I’d expect the issue to be with your other software.

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