cliccl: add load show backups to display backup collection
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Previously, `load show` only supports showing metadata of a single backup manifest. Users are ignorant of the incremental backups and have no ways to inspect the incremental backup manifests unless they know the incremental paths beforehand. This PR updates `load show` with `incremental` subcommand to display incremental backups, i.e. displaying the auto appended incremental backup paths of a full backup. After listing the incremental paths, users are able to inspect an incremental backup manifest with `load show summary`. see cockroachdb#61131 Release note (cli change): Update `load show` with `incremental` subcommand to display incremental backups. User can list incremental backup paths of a full backup by running `cockroach load show incremental <backup_url>.`
Previously, users can list backups created by `BACKUP INTO` with `SHOW BACKUP IN`in a sql session. But this listing task can be also done offline without a running cluster. This PR updates `load show` with `backups` subcommand, which allows users to list backups in a backup collection created by `BACKUP INTO`. With the same purpose as other `load show` subcommands, this update allows users to list backups without running `SHOW BACKUP IN` in a sql session. see cockroachdb#61131 cockroachdb#61829 to checkout other `load show` subcommand. Release note (cli change): Add `load show backups` to display backup collection. Previously, users can list backups created by `BACKUP INTO` via `SHOW BACKUP IN`in a sql session. But this listing task can be also done offline without a running cluster. Now, users are able to list backups in a collection with `cockroach load show backups <collection_url>.
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Previously, users can list backups created by
BACKUP INTOwith
SHOW BACKUP INin a sql session. But this listing taskcan be also done offline without a running cluster.
This PR updates
load showwithbackupssubcommand,which allows users to list backups in a backup collection
created by
BACKUP INTO.With the same purpose as other
load showsubcommands,this update allows users to list backups without running
SHOW BACKUP INin a sql session.see #61131 #61829 to checkout other
load showsubcommand.Release note (cli change): Add
load show backupstodisplay backup collection. Previously, users can list backups
created by
BACKUP INTOviaSHOW BACKUP INin a sqlsession. But this listing task can be also done offline without a
running cluster. Now, users are able to list backups in a collection
with `cockroach load show backups <collection_url>.