the sdfcli (java) is one official utility you could use - it has a file upload command that allows to you specify

-account

on the command line - hence you can direct to any account you want (to which you have access of course)

Yeah I was justing looking at that but the old SS 1.0 isn't an SDF project and project is a required parameter to the SDFCLI

I don't see any reason your code needs to be SS2 to work with SDF

On new customizations I've been creating SDF project folders under /FileCabinet/SuiteScripts. The older code is under /FileCabinet/SuiteScripts/Customizations so would project parameter just be the path to that folder on my local drive?

I think the easiest is to run the

sdfcli

command from whatever folder has

FileCabinet

as a folder, then use the

uploadfiles

command in the sdfcli with the paths you want to upload e.g.

/FileCabinet/SuiteScripts/Customizations/myscriptfile.js

My directory structure in this case doesn't mirror the filecabinet. I don't have a SuiteScript folder. I have something like /Customizations/JS/ClientSide/somefile.js. when in eclipse the upload command puts it under /SuiteScripts/Customizations/JS/ClientSide but when I try with sdfcli says the file does not exist.