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I am working on a programming project that has multiple text-based files (.txt, .py, .sh, etc.). The files are stored on a remote server (specifically AWS EC2). I can access them with WinSCP via SFTP and edit them with Notepad++. WinSCP saves them in a temporary folder and continuously checks for changes that are uploaded to the server.

However, the files on the server are located in different folders and every time I connect I have to open them all again by navigating to those directories. I would like to ask whether there is any SFTP client on Windows or any other way to open all of them at once. Since I do not add new files, it is OK if I can find a solution that saves the session of open files and reopens that session during next connection. Or, perhaps, since the parent folder of all of their folders is the same is there a method that recursively opens all files in subfolders?

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You can use WinSCP function Keep remote directory up to date.

Create a copy of the remote files in some local directory. Start WinSCP and have it monitor the local copies for changes. Use your favourite editor to edit the local files.

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