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It does make a difference when the source is a file and the destination directory does not exist. For instance take a file called file as source:

$ rsync file dest/ will create a copy of file inside a directory dest, whereas

$ rsync file dest will make a copy of the file file called dest

To add (from the comments); if a directory dest already exists, a copy file will be created in dest in both cases above.

Attach to exising tmux session or create a new one

Create a new tmux session called 'main' if there is no existing session called 'main', otherwise attach to the existing 'main' session.

Add a -t switch to the ssh command for the profile. Works for me ssh'ing to an Ubuntu 18.04 host.

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