Add files into a cloud storage
The procedure adds files from your local file system or a URL to one of cloud storages attached to the notebook.
Open the Attached data from the left-hand sidebar of the editor.
Switch to the Cloud storages tab and click the required cloud storage to expand it in detail view.
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Make sure this cloud storage is attached to the notebook (the toggle is on).
Click the ellipsis for the cloud storage you opened in detail view.
Use one of the options:
To upload individual files, select Upload files and use the file browser to select files to upload.
To upload a folder, select Upload folder and use the file browser to select a folder to upload.
The procedure creates text-based files (CSV, TSV, and other formats) in one of the cloud storages attached to your notebook.
Open the Attached data from the left-hand sidebar of the editor.
Switch to the Cloud storages tab and click the required cloud storage to expand it in detail view.
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Make sure this cloud storage is attached to the notebook (the toggle is on).
On the Cloud storages tab, click the ellipsis for the cloud storage you opened in detail view.
Select New file from the menu.
This will add a file called New file.
Provide a name for the new file and specify its extension. You can create any text-based file (CSV, TSV, and other formats).
To open and edit the file in the text editor, double-click it. The changes that you make are saved automatically every ten seconds or on the explicit ⌘+S action.
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For files with the .py extension, the preview window provides full code-editing support.
To save the changes to the file, click the Save button.
Files and folders added to a cloud storage will be available in any other notebook this cloud storage is attached to.
To manage attached files, refer to this topic. You can only manage them in the editor, using Attached data, just like any other files attached to the notebook.
Refer to this topic to learn how to view and use files from a workspace in one of its notebooks.
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