gws-drive-upload

To upload files to Google Drive with automatic metadata, use the gws CLI command `gws drive +upload <file>`. The tool auto-detects MIME types and applies descriptive metadata to reduce manual tagging effort.

Yes, you can upload a file to a specific parent folder in Google Drive by using the `--parent` option. The gws CLI ensures deterministic uploads, placing files directly into your chosen team or personal directory.

You can rename a file during a Google Drive upload by passing the `--name` option in the gws CLI. This ensures consistent naming across projects and folders while applying automatic metadata.

No, the gws CLI does not require manual MIME type detection for Google Drive uploads. The upload process automatically detects the MIME type and applies metadata to improve search and retrieval.

The best way to automate team file intake workflows for Google Drive is using the gws CLI. It supports scriptable, repeatable workflows, automatically applying consistent metadata to uploaded reports, images, and documents.

The gws drive upload requires the gws CLI and Google Drive integration, limiting use to environments supporting these dependencies. It is designed for deterministic uploads using `--parent` and `--name` options.