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  • v0.3.0 dc58aef810

    v0.3.0 Stable

    SisyphusMD released this 2024-06-05 16:41:04 -07:00 | 181 commits to main since this release

    !!!BREAKING CHANGE!!!

    • Calling the script with no argument will no longer initiate a backup
    • Must use the full command with argument: 'archiver start'
    • If you have cronjobs scheduled without the 'start' argument, they will no longer initiate a backup without editing to include 'start'
      • You can edit your cronjobs with the following command: 'sudo crontab -e'
      • i.e. '0 3 * * * archiver start'

    Improved

    • Massive argument improvements:
      • Arguments are now single words, not prefaced by '--'
        • archiver start|stop|pause|resume|restart|logs|status|setup|uninstall|restore|help
      • 'archiver' command with no argument (or with 'help' argument) prints a guide to available arguments
      • 'start':
        • 'archiver start' is now required to initiate a backup
          • may need to edit 'sudo crontab -e' if it previously did not include the 'start' argument
        • 'archiver start logs' to initiate a backup and view logs
        • 'archiver start prune|retain' prune and retain will override the behavior to prune or retain backups for this run only
        • logs and prune|retain can be combined
      • 'stop|pause|resume':
        • 'archiver stop|pause|resume' manually stops, pauses, or resumes a running backup
        • 'archiver resume' can be combined with 'logs'
      • 'logs'
        • 'archiver logs' will display the logs of a running backup (but no longer starts a new backup)
      • 'status'
        • 'archiver status' prints whether or not there is a currently running backup process
      • 'restart'
        • 'archiver restart' will stop any running backup and start a new one from the beginning
        • similar to 'archiver start' can be used with logs|prune|retain
      • 'restore'
        • 'archiver restore' will run the restore script
      • 'help'
        • 'archiver help' will display information about available commands and arguments
      • 'setup|uninstall'
        • 'archiver setup|uninstall' will run the setup or uninstall scripts
        • although, on first run, setup will require './archiver.sh setup' from the archiver dir, given archiver will not be in the PATH yet
        • uninstall function coming soon
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