File conflict rules will be applied for conflicting files within the folders. New items will be merged in with the existing folder’s contents. Merge The existing folder will be left in place. Keep Both The existing folder will not be touched and Transmit will append the transferred folder name with a number. Replace The existing folder and all of its contents will be deleted, then the pending folder will be uploaded in its place. Resolving folder conflictsįile conflicts may be resolved by choosing Replace, Merge, Skip, or Cancel. Cancel The existing file will not be touched and Transmit will cancel the rest of the transfer queue. Skip The existing file will not be touched and Transmit will move on to the next item in the transfer queue. Keep Both The existing file will not be touched and Transmit will append the transferred file name with a number. Not all servers support resuming transfers. Resume Intended for use after an interrupted connection, Transmit will continue uploading the pending file starting at the end of the existing file. Replace The existing file will be deleted, and the pending file written in its place. Resolving file conflictsįile conflicts may be resolved by choosing Replace, Resume, Keep Both, Skip, or Cancel. By default, Transmit will ask you to choose what to do when one occurs. There are several ways to resolve a conflict. Transfers that are already in progress will not be affected.Ĭhoosing what to do when a conflict occursĪ conflict occurs if you attempt to transfer a file or folder to a location where an item with the same name already exists.
Please note: This setting only prevents new transfers from being started. To resume the transfer queue again, choose Transfer > Resume Transfers To pause pending transfers in the queue, choose Transfer > Pause Transfers Individual files can also be canceled by clicking the progress circle to the right of their name.
To cancel the current transfer queue, select Transfer > CancelĪlternatively, click the cancel button to the right of the top item in the activity view: If Transmit’s window is only using a single remote file browser, files will be saved to your user’s Downloads folder. If you drop items over a sub-folder, they will be downloaded into that sub-folder. You may also drag an item from Transmit to the Finder to download it. To download the currently selected files or folders from the server you’re connected to, choose Transfer > Download SelectionĪlternatively, files or folders can be dragged from any remote file browser to any local file browser to start a download. If you drop items over a sub-folder, they will be uploaded into that sub-folder.
You may also drag an item into Transmit from the Finder to upload it. To upload the currently selected files or folders to the server you’re connected to, choose Transfer > Upload SelectionĪn overview of the progress of the transfer will be shown at the bottom of the active tab.Īlternatively, files or folders can be dragged from any local file browser to any remote file browser to start an upload. Transmit Transmit Transferring files with Transmit Uploading items
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