feat: new backup/restore #447
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decentral1se referenced this pull request from toolshed/organising2024-10-31 19:11:11 +00:00
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ensure abra app run <domain> app -- backup ls works
Do we need to see if the output matches the files inside latest snapshot? or do we need to ensure the files match the files inside the docker volume?
@ammaratef45 thx for checking in. I think I misjudged the v3 upgrade of
urfave/cli
and I believe the CLI handling is still quite broken 😭 This demoralised me quite a bit. I'm not sure but some more close testing needs to be done. I still think it might be worth abandoning the library and moving tospf13/cobra
🤔 Never ending saga...re: toolshed/organising#581 (comment) it's too hard to take on both the CLI fixes and the backup implementation, I'm going to gather myself and go back to the CLI issue.
decentral1se referenced this pull request from toolshed/organising2024-12-21 19:17:29 +00:00
Now that coop-cloud/abra#452 is done, I am gonna loop back and finish this off! All the CLI handling that is needed is finally supported in the underlying library.
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WIP: backup/restoreto feat: new backup/restoreOK, the bulk of the work was already done. I've done some manual testing with success. It's by no means a robust implementation but we work out the rest as we go.