Question: Is the put_d method expected to upload files to remote path with the same path as localpath? about sftpretty HOT 3 CLOSED

It's not relative but the recursive functions whether put_d() or put_r() will maintain the directory structure of the localdir parameter and its contents. Your expectations are not quite right but it should not include the parent portion of the localdir path in the remote. To be clear of the expectations using your example:

put_d remotepath

inbox/test/file1.txt
inbox/test/file2.txt

The PR I've attached should fix this. Can you confirm when you get a chance?

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Thank you for the prompt fixed and the clarification. I have checked it just now, got an issue in creating the remote path directories. In terms of expected result, I was expecting a more predicted and naive way which is, in my opinion whatever files in a locadir, will be in remotedir , ignoring the parents or the stem. So no hidden functionalities that it will create a stem folder in remote. Then when stem and parent become important, put_r will do the job. But I can still work with this approach by naming my localdir to be the same name with the remotedir.

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