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Many people (like me) use Symfony with projects on remote server. Netbeans has nice menu for symfony cli commands, but it works only for local project, remote project should manually synchronized with local version. And even more: when we use commands like "doctrine:build --all" from symfony 1.4 it requires the same connection on local machine as remote. My request - is about adding some opportunity to work with remote projects easy as local projects.
It would help us a lot if you could provide more details - what exactly could be done, how it could/should work. Thanks for reporting.
(In reply to comment #1) > It would help us a lot if you could provide more details - what exactly could > be done, how it could/should work. > > Thanks for reporting. Sure, first of all when we use symfony command which dont connect to database, like "generate:module frontend my_module" symfony should run the same command on remote server (if connection type is sftp) and check in background that there is no differences between local and remote files, or create files on local machine and upload it in background (i think its better way, because connection might be ftp). When we use commands which connect to database, "doctrine:build --all" and connection to server is sftp, netbeans run on remote server the same command and download new files from remote server. I explain how I work with this now: 1) i create new project "existing project on remote server" 2) use command "generate: project" to create files locally 3) upload to remote server /* now database part */ 4) install mysql database on local machine 5) create the same user in database 6) run "doctrine: build --all" 7) upload files to remote server 8) connect through ssh to remote server and run "doctrine:build --all" (it create database with tables and model files) Not only command above should be synchronized, i often use "plugin: publish-assets" for creating symlinks in web directory, or "project:permissions" for permissions to cache and log directories.
I entirely support this feature request. I'd say this is a number 1 priority feature for Symfony (now Symfony2) projects.
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