sync-vps

To sync git repositories between a Mac and a VPS, you can use bidirectional push, pull, or status check operations. The process manages multiple specific repositories and executes within a Dockerized environment on the VPS to ensure consistent deployment and testing workflows.

Yes, you can selectively sync specific code repositories to your VPS. The tool provides interactive selection via fzf, allowing you to choose individual repositories like dot-claude, shipmate-agent, and gapibot, or synchronize all configured repositories at once.

You can check the git status of repositories on both local and remote environments by running a status check operation. This feature queries the git status across your local macOS machine and the remote VPS simultaneously to help you track uncommitted changes before synchronization.

Yes, VPS code synchronization operates within a Dockerized environment on the remote server. This Docker integration ensures that git operations and execution remain consistent across different locations, preventing environment-specific discrepancies during development and testing.

The best way to push local code changes to a remote Virtual Private Server is using a dedicated synchronization tool that manages git push operations. This approach handles repository tracking and ensures your local macOS changes deploy seamlessly to the VPS for immediate application testing.