Open slimninja opened 11 months ago
Thanks for the suggestion @slimninja. Personally, I'm not too fond of this due to the added complexity of supporting the merging two commands, each with their own options. I really want to try to keep things simple in this CLI, with specific commands for specific jobs. I can understand the scenario/need though.
Maybe we can come at this from a different angle though, and look to implement a check-update
command (or similar), that returns a status code depending on if there's an update or not.
That way you'd be able to do something like:
./bookstack-system-cli check-update && ./bookstack-system-cli backup backups/ && ./bookstack-system-cli update
Thanks for the suggestion @slimninja. Personally, I'm not too fond of this due to the added complexity of supporting the merging two commands, each with their own options. I really want to try to keep things simple in this CLI, with specific commands for specific jobs. I can understand the scenario/need though.
Maybe we can come at this from a different angle though, and look to implement a
check-update
command (or similar), that returns a status code depending on if there's an update or not. That way you'd be able to do something like:./bookstack-system-cli check-update && ./bookstack-system-cli backup backups/ && ./bookstack-system-cli update
That's a great idea, and solves my initial problem as well. Reduces overlap as well
Hi. First of all, great work on everything. I've been using Bookstack since about 2017 with very few issues :)
I currently run a script monthly via cron that:
With system-cli, life is a little easier, and I can run something along the lines of this every month:
However, this means that regardless of whether there's a bookstack update available or not, my instance is backed up.
Ideally I would be able to run something like below, where If I provide a flag, e.g. --backup, bookstack would backup before it updates to the backup path provided (else default backup path)
That way, this can be a defined as a standalone cron task
Additionally, I noticed that even if you are on the latest version of Bookstack and run update, you receive a "Your BookStack instance at [path/BookStack] has been updated!". It would be great if this returned a "Your BookStack instance is already on the latest version" instead.