My ssh key file is C:/Users//.ssh/id_rsa. However, I then tried to use an ssh key instead.
As long as I use a normal user/password login everything works fine and I can establish a connection. For my project I have set up a sftp-config.json file specifying the details necessary for the FTP connection. scss anycodings_watch files in project/foo/bar/theme/scss, to anycodings_watch make things scalable and have different anycodings_watch possible themes configuration, I left anycodings_watch the Build System more relative to the anycodings_watch file path.I am using Sublime Text with the SFTP plugin. In my case, my anycodings_watch config.rb file was located in anycodings_watch project/foo/bar/theme and the.
It will run a anycodings_watch simple command line. Then you'll need to create a Sublime anycodings_watch Build System, as originally suggested on anycodings_watch a related SASS question. I'm reviewing this issue as I was anycodings_watch looking for that precise solution and anycodings_watch got it working on Sublime 3 Windows.įirstly you want to install Ruby anycodings_watch Installer (with 'add to path variables' anycodings_watch option enabled), and then just open a anycodings_watch cmd and type:
On anycodings_watch the other hand if you used a plugin like anycodings_watch Mote, the source code is readily anycodings_watch available, and you, or someone else can anycodings_watch modify it to fit your needs. You'd have anycodings_watch to ask the developer to change it. anycodings_watch I've read through the code of a lot of anycodings_watch these different plugins, and a majority anycodings_watch use Putty's PFTP and simply uploads the anycodings_watch file directly to the server, so it might anycodings_watch be difficult for you to find one which anycodings_watch works the way you want.Īs the SFTP plugin you're using is anycodings_watch closed source (notice that you have to anycodings_watch pay for it, with nagware just like ST2), anycodings_watch you're unable to modify it, or request anycodings_watch someone to modify it for you. I would have to anycodings_watch recommend looking for another plugin. If you are unable to modify the anycodings_watch monitoring system to do that, you're anycodings_watch most likely out of luck. If it was modified anycodings_watch then loop again until it stops being anycodings_watch modified. My first suggestion would be to modify anycodings_watch your monitoring script to wait a few anycodings_watch seconds before compiling, then check the anycodings_watch file again to see if it was modified in anycodings_watch those few seconds. I'm assuming that you're using the SFTP anycodings_watch plugin from hereĪs far as I can see, there is no anycodings_watch configuration option for this in this anycodings_watch plugin.
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