There is already a nice list of files included so you probably don't need to make any changes. Fortunately this doesn't occur often enough to be annoying. You can just click on a parent folder and select the Sync Local -> Remote option. NOTE: If you perform any file operations that are outside of Sublime you will need to run the sync. After it's done any file you save will automatically transfer over instantly. This will take a few minutes so it's a good time to take a break. We can just right click on our root folder and select Upload Folder. Now that we have the connection setup we will do our initial upload. The key file is the one we generated from above. Just match the remote_path and ssh_key_file paths. "ssh_key_file": "C:\\Users\\rob\\Homestead\\.vagrant\\machines\\default\\virtualbox\\homestead.ppk", You can leave the options as are and just edit the following to match your own settings. From the Sublime Text sidebar, right click and press the Map to Remote option. #Configure sFTP Pluginįirst we will need to generate the sftp-config.json for the folder we want to map. Select the sftp package and it will automatically install. You can navigate to Preferences, Package Control, Install Package. Next we will install the sFTP plugin for Sublime Text. Then hit Save Private Key and you're done.įor reference the name doesn't matter, but you can just call it homestead.ppk. You can leave the password fields blanks since this is all just local. IdentityFile C:/Users/rob/Homestead/.vagrant/machines/default/virtualbox/private_keyįire up the Putty Key Generator tool and load the key from the location of the IdentityFile. ppk format.įirst we will locate our existing key. We will just need to convert it to the Putty. If you setup Homestead already then you will already have a key. # config.vm.synced_folder folder, folder, type: folder ||= nil, mount_options: mount_optsĪfter the changes are made you will need edit the permissions on the directory you will keep your projects in inside of Homestead. #Register All of the Configured Shared Folders section. Go to scripts/homestead.rb and remove or comment out the shared folder section. Just follow the steps below to get setup: #Remove Shared Folders After a bit of reading I realized a good simple approach is to just use a handy sftp plugin that comes with Sublime Text. It's much better to just have a folder to folder sync for the files we want to run from inside of Homestead. But also I realized there are things that don't need syncing such as the. Perhaps I have too many folders in my projects directory. However after a few days usage I started seeing some occasional lag when saving files. I recently wrote about speeding up Homestead on Windows using NFS.
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