 | I've been working on Webburns Deploy because traditional FTP workflows started feeling pretty limiting for the kind of deployments I wanted to do. The idea was simple: keep FTP/SFTP as the transport, but add a proper deployment workflow around it. It now includes:
It's now at v1.0.0 and available as an npm CLI package. I'd genuinely love feedback from developers who still work with FTP/SFTP hosting. What would you want a tool like this to do? [link] [留言] |
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this will solve you FTP/SFTP pain.
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