fsync 1.1.0

fsync tool

Sync local folder to remote cloud storage. Only Microsoft Azure is supported at the moment.

fsync push

pushes current folder into connfigured remote storage.

Specify Remote

Before fsync push can work, you need to specify the remote storage to push to. You can do that by passing --remote argument value or setting FSYNC_REMOTE env. variable.

String format: az://account=account_name;bucket=container_name;key=key

for instance:

fsync push --remote az://account=account_name;bucket=container_name;key=key

Other Parameters

• If you want to push to a specific subfolder remotely, specify the --prefix parameter.
• To specify a local folder different to local, use --local parameter.

In general, type fsync push -h to get the most up to date documentation.

Building

dotnet publish fsync.csproj -c release -r win-x64 -p:PublishSingleFile=true --self-contained true - p:PublishReadyToRun=true /p:PublishTrimmed=true /p:TrimMode=link