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Remote host tool window

Last modified: 17 July 2023

Tools | Deployment | Browse Remote Host

Use this tool window to view the folder structure of the target FTP/FTPS/SFTP servers and the data uploaded to them.

Open the Remote Host tool window

tip

The tool window is available only when the FTP/SFTP/WebDAV Connectivity bundled plugin is enabled. The plugin is active by default. If not, activate it in the Plugins page of the Settings dialog.

  • Tools | Deployment | Browse Remote Host.

  • View | Tool Windows | Remote Host (available in the tool windows list only if it has previously been opened from Tools | Deployment | Browse Remote Host).

Options

The options menu of the Remote Host tool window, besides general options, includes the options for displaying metadata about the uploaded files, such as the file size, access permissions, or the last modification date.

Remote Host tool window toolbar

Toolbar

Remote Host tool window toolbar

Item

Tooltip and Shortcut

Description

Remote host

From this drop-down list, select the desired remote host configuration.

the Browse button

ShiftEnter

Click the browse button to add a new server.

App actions collapseall

Collapse All

CtrlNumPad -

Click this button to have all nodes in the view collapsed.

App actions refresh

Refresh

CtrlF5

Click this button to refresh the view.

App actions close

Close

CtrlShiftF4

Click this button to close the tool window.

Context menu

Item

Description

Upload Here

Choose this option to have the files from the currently opened project uploaded according to the selected configuration. If the action is invoked from the context menu of a file, the corresponding local file is uploaded. If the action is invoked from a folder, the entire folder is uploaded.

Download from here

Choose this option to download the selected file or folder to the currently opened. The existing local files will be updated and the missing files will be created.

New

Choose this option to create a new remote file or folder in the selected folder. The option is available only from the context menu of a folder.

Rename

Choose this option to rename the selected file or folder.

Delete

Choose this option to remove the selected file or folder.

Cut

Choose this option to copy the name of the selected file or folder to the clipboard and remove the file or folder from the tree.

Copy

Choose this option to copy the name of the selected file or folder to the clipboard.

Paste

Choose this option to insert the previously copied name of a file or a folder into the tree.

Edit Local File

When you select a file and choose this option, GoLand opens its local copy in the editor and moves the focus to the corresponding. The option is available only when the project with the corresponding local file is currently opened i the editor.

Sync with Local

Choose this option to compare the selected remote folder with its local version. In the Differences Viewer for Folders that opens, explore the differences and synchronize the files, where applicable. See comparing two folders in the difference viewer.

Compare with Local Version

Choose this option to compare the selected remote file with its local version. In the Differences Viewer for Files dialog that opens, explore the differences and apply them, if necessary, using the Replace from right button. For details, see Viewing Differences Between Files.

Edit Remote File

Choose this option to edit the selected file in the GoLand editor without adding it to the currently opened project.

Exclude Path

Choose this option to exclude the selected folder from upload/download.

Copy Path

Choose this option to copy the absolute path to the selected file or folder on the server to the clipboard.

Start SSH Session in Directory

Choose this option to have GoLand start an SSH session in the Terminal tool window from the selected folder.

Applicable to the remote hosts accessed via SSH (SFTP).