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I want to sync a local directory to a bucket in Google Cloud Storage. I want to copy the local files that do not exist remotely, skipping files that already exist both remote and local. Is this possible to do this with GSUtil? I cant seem to find a “sync” option for GSUtil or a “do not overwrite”. Is it possible to script this?
I am on Linux (Ubuntu 12.04)?
gsutil supports the noclobber flag (-n) on the cp command. This flag will skip files that already exist at the destination.