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Reputation: 3699

In PyCharm, is it possible to deploy automatically to remote host after git merge?

I'm using the PyCharm Professional version, and I write the project code on a Windows 10 laptop (noted as A), and use the Deployment tool in PyCharm to sync the code with the remote client with Ubuntu (nated as B). And at the same time, the project also contains some code from the third party (e.g., the GitHub repositories). Suppose the project on A has the following directory structure:

E:/project/mycode/hello.py
E:/project/third_party/pytorch/
E:/project/.idea

and the mirror project code on B is:

/media/ubuntu/Code/project/mycode/hello.py
/media/ubuntu/Code/project/third_party/pytorch/

When I modified the hello.py on A, the PyCharm will automatically copy it into the corresponding position on B (i.e., /media/ubuntu/Code/project/mycode/hello.py).

Now, I update the pytorch on A with

cd E:/project/third_party/pytorch/
git pull origin master

Then, some files of pytorch on A will be updated. My question is, is it possible for PyCharm that those latest modified files in pytorch can automatically deploy to the corresponding position on B without manually sync the whole files in pytorch using PyCharm?

When using the Deployment tool in PyCharm, it will copy all those files into the remote client B, but in fact only those latest modified files need to be copied.

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