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PHPstorm, ssh and updates
I used to have Zend 5.5 and I worked through it directly on the server, via ssh. When I did svn up, then reopening the file, I could already work with the new version. Having made a folder refresh, I immediately saw all the changes (new files appeared, deleted ones disappeared).
In phpstorm, I have to re-sync the entire project, which is a long process. Is it possible to somehow get rid of this and get the modified sources right away?
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If samba is configured on the server, connect it in Windows as a network drive and work from it.
There is another option. It is better than the built-in support of phpstorm, but worse than samba.
Webdrive program - connecting a disk via ssh protocol.
But it will also slow down.
And, one more option.
There is such a thing from Koterov - dklab_realsync
realtime source synchronizer from local machine to development web server
I installed git locally for this. In Project Settings, I set up the Deployment section (including automatic upload in the options). Thus, after git pull, the files are automatically synchronized to the virtual machine with the server software. The same happens when changing and creating new project files and folders. Progress can be monitored in the "File Transfer" window.
Unfortunately, it will not be possible to fully work on a remote ftp / sftp server yet. If I need to fix something small, I use Notepad++ with its plugin for FTP or Exlipse+PDT+RSE. youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-1398
Here it is most likely told about what you need habrahabr.ru/post/209254
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