In JetBrains IDEs, like CLion or PyCharm, I can setup "deployment" so that if I right click any local file or directory, I can "deploy" it via SSH into corresponding place on remote server. Correspondence is set up with several "mappings".
It is more comfortable than scp each changed file manually.
Is something similar exist in VSCode?
Looks like the Push extension suite is perfect for this.
It adds similar features such as Upload, Download, and even Compare local and Remote file's. Please search for it from the VS Code extensions list. You can also configure the different environments.
Here is the context menu when right-clicking on a file:
This is from author's page on GitHub
Features It currently provides:
Transfer of individual files. Transfer of folders. Queueing (and transfer after save bulk). Watching of files within the project. SFTP gateway support - connect via an SSH gateway/bastion to your SFTP server. ⚡️ Quick setup Push supports many options and configuration modes. The most common of which is a single SFTP setup for an active workspace. The following steps will help you get set up in no time:
Install Push from the [VS Code extension marketplace][3]. In the command palette, choose Create/Edit Push configuration and confirm the location (usually your workspace root), then choose the SFTP template. Fill in the missing details within the settings file. At minimum, you will need a host, username, a password if not using keys, and the root path which will contain the workspace files, starting at the root defined by the location of the push.settings.jsonc file. You should then be able to upload files within the workspace by using the explorer menu, title bars, or command palette. For more complete setup and configuration details, feel free to read on.
