Configure the local synchronization directory, and then select AutoUpload. Every time the code is changed, it will be automatically synchronized to the remote. The details are as follows: Tools -> Deployment -> Configuration,> add the synchronization server with the + sign in the upper left corner. I chose the sftp type here. After filling in the account password, you can test the connectivity. Then select ‘user this server as default’ in the mappings tab and configure the mapping path. It’s inconvenient to post the picture, please refer to the article link description If it doesn’t work, we will discuss it again
The main problem is that .git under win and .git under remote Linux cannot be consistent, so that the modification information is out of sync and the code annotato information changes.
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Configure the local synchronization directory, and then select AutoUpload. Every time the code is changed, it will be automatically synchronized to the remote. The details are as follows: Tools -> Deployment -> Configuration,> add the synchronization server with the + sign in the upper left corner. I chose the sftp type here. After filling in the account password, you can test the connectivity. Then select ‘user this server as default’ in the mappings tab and configure the mapping path. It’s inconvenient to post the picture, please refer to the article link description
If it doesn’t work, we will discuss it again
This is a very practical function on pycharm, which is introduced in detail on the official website.
http://confluence.jetbrains.c...
The main problem is that .git under win and .git under remote Linux cannot be consistent, so that the modification information is out of sync and the code annotato information changes.