Overview
File upload and browsing let you inspect remote directories, upload local files, and download generated outputs on mobile.
- Open the file browser from the terminal context to inspect source files, logs, and images.
- Pick local files and upload them into a remote directory for prompt attachments, configuration, or test data.
- Download remote files to your device for review, sharing, or archiving.
Edit and delete
- Open a file preview and tap the three-dot More button at the top right for Download, Edit, and Delete.
- Choose Edit, make your changes, then tap Save to update the remote file. Leaving with unsaved changes asks for confirmation; a failed save keeps your draft.
- Editing supports regular UTF-8 text files up to 1 MB with known, ordinary permissions. Unsupported previews have Edit disabled; symlinks, other encodings, and special permissions are not supported.
- Before saving, Redock checks whether the remote file has changed and uses a temporary copy for safe replacement. If a conflict is detected or the server does not support safe replacement, the original is not overwritten.
- Choose Delete from the preview’s More menu, or long-press an item in the file list and choose Delete. Confirm before removing the remote item. Deletion cannot be undone; only files, links themselves, and empty folders can be deleted.
Saving replaces the remote file and may change its ownership, ACLs, or hard-link relationships. Use the terminal for files whose attributes must be preserved.
Best used for
- Checking files or logs generated by an agent.
- Uploading images, configs, or data files into a remote project.
- Downloading remote build outputs to inspect on your phone.