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The current solution that is available to work on remote files involves creating a local copy of them.

The SFTP Solution (Full Featured, Mostly Automated, No Performance Issues)

There are a couple of ideas on the Sublime Text User Echo site that you can vote on if you would like to see the Sidebar API added: Side Bar API and FTP and SFTP with browsing…. Sublime Text is fast because it caches information in memory and uses filesystem notifications of your OS to learn about file changes. However, even if/when this does become possible, it will not be possible to use Goto File and Search in Folder with this because of the performance characteristics of the FTP and SFTP protocols. The Proposed Solution (Not Full Featured, 100% Automated, No Performance Issues)Ĭurrently I have a request into the developer of Sublime Text (Jon Skinner) to add a sidebar API so that it will be possible to view remote files and folders in the sidebar.

Remote Filesystem Solutions (Full Featured, 100% Automated, Performance Issues).

The SFTP Solution (Full Featured, Mostly Automated, No Performance Issues).

The Proposed Solution (Not Full Featured, 100% Automated, No Performance Issues).

If you need to work with lots of remote files, you’ll probably want to read on. If your remote editing needs are few and far between, the Server Workflow might be the right answer for you. Of the two current solutions, each one has pros and cons, so be sure to check out both. Below is information about the proposed Sublime Text sidebar API, along with a couple of current solutions. One of the most common requests from users and potential users is to be able to work on a remote server in a way that the files and folders appear in the sidebar.

Sublime text sftp remote path media temple