VSCode remote server recording
Table of contents
foreword
Make sure that the remote ssh and sftp plug-ins are installed in the local vscode (the installation will not be introduced here)
1. Connect to a remote server?
1. Click Remote Explorer
2. Click the small tool icon and the box on the right will appear, select the first...\config
3. This file is the configuration file. After filling in and saving the file, press the refresh button on the left and the instance of the server will appear (you can fill in the configuration information of multiple servers in the config, and the corresponding one will be displayed in the status bar on the right. number)
Host: 远程服务器的地址
HostName:远程服务器的地址
User:远程登录的用户名
Port:端口号
4. Right-click on the corresponding server on the left, and you will choose to display the server in the current window or open a new window (it is recommended to open a new window) 5. Then it will display
at the top that you need to enter a password
6. It is displayed in the lower left corner like this, even if it is connected
2. Upload files to the server
1. After the installation is complete, locally! ! Shortcut key ctrl+shift+P, search for sftp, click SFTP.config
2. Edit the configuration file (create a remote workspace)
"name": 随便起个名字,
"host": 远程地址,
"protocol": "sftp",
"port": 端口号,
"username": 远程用户,
"remotePath": 远程工作区的路径(必须在远程服务器中存在),
"uploadOnSave": true
Save after editing
3. Locally transfer files to the server
Enter the local vscode window, right-click the file to be uploaded (root directory files cannot be uploaded), click Upload Folder to upload
... After clicking, you may be asked to enter a password again
The corresponding location on the server is uploaded successfully
3. Download the file from the server to the local
Select the file to download and right click to download/download
4. Delete useless remote servers
In the local remote resource manager, click the tool icon to enter the original config file
Delete the unused server configuration in the file, and then save the file. go back and refresh
reference:
https://blog.csdn.net/xsh_roy/article/details/127402400