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For peoples that heavily often do same transfers/sync between folders, it could be useful if those kind of jobs could be saved. Maybe a good idea would be to place those jobs as sub bookmarks in the corresponding connection bookmark. Sub bookmarks would be accessed by clicking on a new button that could be placed on the right side of the connection bookmarks.
A sub bookmark item would be composed by :
the job type (upload / download / sync)
job options, depending of the job type : resume/overwrite/rename/skip/compare for upload and download ; download/upload/mirror for sync
the source folder
the destination folder
This will simplify a lot repetitive tasks and will be a gain of time.
Any comments are welcome.
Thanks !
Cédric
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You can always restart a transfer by choosing Reload in the Transfers window. It will prompt again for the action if a file already exists, though.
Yes I totally agree, and its really helpful. My thoughts are cases where CyberDuck is mainly used for sync operations / backup purposes, running tasks from the history is not the cleanest way, plus the history list only show the folder name and could lead to mistakes.
A future vision would be, when jobs will be implemented, to allow a kind of jobs scheduling like "run this sync jobs every 1 hour", I agree that such features tends more to the backup solution than a transfer client, but a the end what's the difference ? both cases need to transfers files between differents places.
Hello,
For peoples that heavily often do same transfers/sync between folders, it could be useful if those kind of jobs could be saved. Maybe a good idea would be to place those jobs as sub bookmarks in the corresponding connection bookmark. Sub bookmarks would be accessed by clicking on a new button that could be placed on the right side of the connection bookmarks.
A sub bookmark item would be composed by :
This will simplify a lot repetitive tasks and will be a gain of time.
Any comments are welcome.
Thanks !
Cédric
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: