everruler12
Can roam2github give backups of offline graphs?
Unfortunately not. The way it works, it logs into your account, and mimics the clicks to download the exports.
To backup your offline graph, I would suggest using the built-in automatic backups that Roam provides. You could also set the location of the offline files in a cloud drive folder, like Google Drive or Dropbox, so that they get automatically synced.
I have recently migrated from using Roam to Obsidian for a better offline (and mobile) experience. Logseq is another alternative that's based on Roam and uses offline files.
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