I use this tool to deploy a Symfony 6.x.x application to a remote server. It will be fine if some files or directories cannot be synced or deleted.
For example, when I deploy my application, I should always copy the specific .env.local file to the remote server with an after job.
after[] = upload /deploy/.env.local .env.local
Maybe we can use the same format as to ignore entry but with a new name like the example below:
; files and directories to keep in remote server
keep = "
.env.local
/data
...
"
This entry will take precedence over the ignore entry.
I use this tool to deploy a Symfony 6.x.x application to a remote server. It will be fine if some files or directories cannot be synced or deleted.
For example, when I deploy my application, I should always copy the specific
.env.localfile to the remote server with an after job.after[] = upload /deploy/.env.local .env.localMaybe we can use the same format as to
ignoreentry but with a new name like the example below:This entry will take precedence over the
ignoreentry.