Allow specifying the destination path #44
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When uploading files, it can be convenient to have a directory structure and to be able to specify where a file should go. Signed-off-by: Igor Stoppa <igor.stoppa@gmail.com>
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I once implemented the same thing, but then didn’t submit it because I discovered that it’s not needed: The HTML client transfers files with a relative path, which means they go to the current directory on the board and you can use (Although I’m not sure whether to consider that a bug or a feature – it might clash with a running program having its own requirements on the CWD, and you can’t change it while a program is running.) |
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Thank you Igor for this tweak. It is very useful for me when uploading straight to SD card which is mounted to esp. |
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When uploading files, it can be convenient to have a directory
structure and to be able to specify where a file should go.
Signed-off-by: Igor Stoppa igor.stoppa@gmail.com