Move Subfolder Contents SSH

### Steps:
1. **Connect to your server via SSH**:
Open your terminal and connect to your server using:

ssh user@your-server-ip

2. **Navigate to the parent directory**:
Move to the directory containing the subfolder:

cd /path/to/parent-folder

3. **Move the contents of the subfolder**:
Use the `mv` command to move all contents of the subfolder (files and directories) to the parent folder:

mv subfolder/* .

4. **(Optional) Remove the empty subfolder**:
If you no longer need the subfolder, you can delete it:

rmdir subfolder

### Notes:
– The `*` wildcard moves all files and directories inside `subfolder` but does not move hidden files (those starting with a dot `.`).
– To include hidden files, use:

mv subfolder/* subfolder/.* .

**Important:** Be cautious with `mv subfolder/.*` as it might move `.` (current directory) or `..` (parent directory). To avoid this, use:

mv subfolder/{*,.*} . 2>/dev/null

5. **Verify the result**:
List the contents of the parent folder to ensure everything has been moved:

ls -la