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> Specifically, the url.resourceValues(forKeys: [.isDirectoryKey] function in line 50 always threw an error (because the URL passed was a file, not a folder). No idea why but this always problematic....

Hmm, ideally, I'd love to be able to attack this with some form of unit testing, but it requires a pretty specific environment: Linux container being run on Windows, with...

I guess my question was more: Are you just using Docker Desktop on Windows or something else? > With that resolved, I also found a work-around with the ".part" file...

I've made changes to ensure the Archive is closed before `moveItem()` is called on the file, and will get it merged as part of this PR: #58 @farmertip This hopefully...

Just wanted to comment that I've been playing around with a tool that can do these sort of backups. I started by creating a CLI tool I could run via...

I've done the cleanup I want to do around the configuration. I think I've managed to get it to the "minimum viable product" state that I'm happy with, and the...

The processes running in the container on my server are eating about 4KB of RAM total while sleeping. When backing up my two containers and trimming the backup list (one...

> I would like to save the backup in e. g. /Volumes/Storage/mine/emer2/backup/world. Do I need to create an external volume and define it in docker-compose, similarly as I do for...

> server's container_name and the service name has to be the same for backups to work correctly docker-compose will name a container with a prefix if you don't specify the...

> I’ve noticed that on one of my servers the backup produces some additional files. Right now, when a backup is fired, all worlds detected in the worlds folder for...