CLI Machines Files Mv

`ed machines files mv`

Moves one or more paths into a directory on the machine. This is the window's cut and paste.

ed machines files mv <machine> <path>... <directory> [--json]

Name	Type / values	Default	What it does
`machine`	machine name, SSH alias, id or unambiguous prefix	required	Which machine.
`path...`	one or more remote paths, then the destination directory last	at least two values required	What to move, and where to.
`--json`	flag	off	Emit JSON on stdout.

{
  "done": true,
  "into": "/home/pulkit/archive",
  "machine": "Asus TUF 7",
  "moved": [
    "/home/pulkit/old.log"
  ]
}

ed machines files mv tuf /home/pulkit/old.log /home/pulkit/archive
ed machines files mv tuf /srv/a.conf /srv/b.conf /srv/old
ed machines files mv tuf /tmp/build /srv/releases --json

Identical in shape to cp and identical in its refusals: fewer than two values exits 1, a non-zero exit on the machine exits 1 with the machine's message, and the cap is 300 seconds. What runs is plain mv, which means a file of the same name in the destination is overwritten without a word. Check first with ed machines files ls when that matters.

A move made here is not on any window's undo stack. Reverse it with another mv, not with ed machines files undo.