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If remote-dir does not exist, this command will create remote-dir. To upload a directory my-dir and all its sub-directories and files: $ *{command}* --recursive my-dir gs://mybucket/remote-dir/ If my-dir has a subdirectory sub-dir and sub-dir has a file a.txt, the above command will create gs://mybucket/remote-dir/my-dir/sub-dir/a.txt. The structure of directory is kept. The following command also uploads all files in my-dir and sub-directories recursively: $ *{command}* my-dir/** gs://mybucket/remote-dir/ The above command flattens the directory strucutre and creates gs://mybucket/remote-dir/a.txt. To upload all files in a directory, ignoring the subdirectories: $ *{command}* my-dir/* gs://mybucket/remote-dir/ If my-dir has a file a.txt and a subdirectory sub-dir. The above command will ceate gs://mybucket/remote-dir/a.txt. 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