gws-drive-upload

To upload a local file to Google Drive from the command line, use the gws drive +upload command with your file path. This transfers the document to Drive while automatically detecting MIME types and applying safety checks before writing.

Yes, you can specify a parent folder and custom name when uploading a file to Google Drive by passing the optional --parent and --name flags in the gws drive +upload command to control file placement and naming.

Yes, the gws drive upload command automatically detects MIME types. It handles metadata automatically to ensure your local file is stored with the correct format and properties in your Google Drive repository.

The best way to automate backing up local reports to a shared Google Drive is using the gws drive +upload command within your automation scripts to transfer files with optional parent folder controls and metadata handling.

Yes, you need the gws binary installed to upload files to Google Drive. The Skill executes the gws drive +upload command, which requires this binary present in your local environment to perform the file transfer.

Yes, safety checks are performed before writing a file to Google Drive. The gws drive +upload command detects MIME types and validates the transfer to ensure metadata is handled correctly before writing to the repository.