I have a batch file that builds an application, then I want to upload it to a ftp server from command line.

Considering I do the upload manually with FileZilla, is there a command line for it to upload files?

I am limited to Windows.

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There is no command line for Filezilla to upload files - but you can use ftp (man ftp) or possibly curl (man curl) generally using a SSH connection.

On Linux you have much more access to options than on windows, but you could install cygwin to make Windows better.

Hope this helps, learning the command line is very time-saving - there are things you can do with it that would take ages using a gui.

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FileZilla clients supports for command-line interface (CLI). These are the command-line arguments for FileZilla Client:

How to transfer files with FileZilla from command line?

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You can use Window's built-in FTP client to do this. You don't need Filezilla.

ftp
open *computer_name*
send *local_file* {remote file}
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