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Merge our projects? #2
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Sorry for the delay, I'm open to the idea. How do you suggest proceeding? |
No worries. Two options: pull yours into mine, or mine into yours, and then merge the project. |
Hi, Charles. |
This isn't an active project for me so I'm happy to merge this in to your project. I can add a note or a redirect from this repo to yours once the merge is complete. How would you like to share the work? |
I am impressed with how short your entrypoint is, just 88 lines! A big part of what I had to deal with was parsing different URLs to support file, smb, git, etc. I will take a stab at writing tests, then hand it back and see what happens. I should give you write access to the project... done! I find writing the tests the hardest, actually. But let's see what we can do. |
Thanks. The scope of mine was much smaller and I could skip a lot of environment/dependency validation because it was being run from inside a docker container where I could guarantee the existence of all dependencies. This allows for much fewer lines of code :) Tests are a pain in the ass. Let me see what you come up with and I'll see if I can add anything. |
@lukebarton added S3 support (I think based on yours) to the other one. You are right, tests were a pain. I ended up using fake-s3 run in a container, then linked the running backup to it and checked the output. Check out https://github.com/deitch/mysql-backup/blob/master/test/test.sh and especially https://github.com/deitch/mysql-backup/blob/master/test/test.sh#L160 What is next to do to merge the functionality? |
Having done a review of this project, I can't see any functionality that it offers over @deitch's project except for the exclusions. |
@lukebarton we have been trying to merge them. Love it when people work together. @iainmckay can you point out the exclusion lines and I will work on merging those? |
Hi Iain,
This is great. I have a similar project that backs up MySQL databases, with a few key differences:
Do you want to merge? Looks like we each got about 50% of it, and someone already has been asking at databacker/mysql-backup#2
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