Add incremental document backup
Use codexctl backup --incremental to overwrite out-of-date files only.
Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
- Introduced an incremental backup option that allows selective file updating by overwriting only out-of-date files, while keeping the original backup command intact.
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Documentation
- Updated user guidance and examples to explain how to use the new incremental backup feature.
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Chores
- Upgraded a dependency to version 1.2.2 to support the enhanced backup operations.
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Walkthrough
An incremental backup feature is introduced to the codexctl backup command. This includes a new --incremental flag, updates to the CLI, and enhancements in the backup logic to skip downloading files that are already up-to-date based on modification timestamps. Documentation is updated with usage examples.
Changes
| File(s) | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| README.md | Added example usage for codexctl backup with the --incremental flag. |
| codexctl/init.py | Added --incremental CLI flag for backup; passed flag to backup logic in Manager.call_func. |
| codexctl/sync.py | Enhanced RmWebInterfaceAPI with incremental sync logic: new parameter, timestamp comparison, and method for checking file freshness. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant CLI
participant Manager
participant RmWebInterfaceAPI
participant FileSystem
User->>CLI: Run "codexctl backup --incremental"
CLI->>Manager: Parse args (incremental=True)
Manager->>RmWebInterfaceAPI: sync(localFolder, ..., incremental=True)
loop For each document
RmWebInterfaceAPI->>FileSystem: Check if local file exists
alt File exists and incremental=True
RmWebInterfaceAPI->>FileSystem: Compare modification times
alt Local file is newer
RmWebInterfaceAPI-->>Manager: Skip download
else Local file is older
RmWebInterfaceAPI->>FileSystem: Overwrite local file
end
else
RmWebInterfaceAPI->>FileSystem: Download file
end
end
RmWebInterfaceAPI-->>Manager: Sync complete
Manager-->>CLI: Done
CLI-->>User: Backup completed
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Hey @Eeems, anything blocking the merge? Thanks.
Hey @Eeems, anything blocking the merge? Thanks.
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