PHPStorm on bad VPN connection?

Question

linux

Good afternoon, gentlemen, I have a Linux Debian 10 operating system. VPN openvpn and the speed on it is 30kb / s, plus the connection falls off very often.
At the moment I am solving this issue, but
PHPStorm cannot even download the project with such a connection, all files are 0 bytes each.
Therefore, I download files via http directly from the site. And I throw it in the project folder.
PHPStorm constantly cannot make Deploy by pressing the ctrl + s button (I have a checkmark in the settings). Once it can turn out then everything happens, nothing more, no messages in the logs, nothing just saved the file to disk (Upload does not happen).

I wanted to use Sublime text, it constantly hangs after the Refresh file and due to slow network access it hangs and turns into a zombie that cannot be killed. I will be grateful to the top who will tell you the option to disable refresh files, I did not find it myself.

They suggested using rsync but it compares files and again it takes a long time.

And, and I need to use phpStorm, how do I configure it so that I can manually deploy one file?
Why does PHPStorm just save the file to disk and do nothing? Deploy is checked with ctrl+s. Why is he silent?

Is it possible to somehow use git and deploy one file, provided that the gita server is not on the remote machine?

PS: All this works badly when there are a lot of files, it downloads one gig file at 100-400kb.s

Answer 1

Right-click on the file, deploy, choose where to deploy and deploy a specific file. I would at least poke.

Answer 2

Change the deployment strategy completely. Develop FULLY locally, deploy remotely via CI and git.

Answer 3

And in the settings, the skip external changes checkbox is removed? Is upload specified when saving, when explicitly saving, or when changing the active window? Maybe a problem with the device? (Slow hard or something like that)
Offtopic. did you try vscode with sftp plugin? there is a watcher setting that monitors the file extensions that will be specified, and working in it is many times more pleasant than sublime