Closed ArjonBu closed 11 months ago
It was removed due to being redundant after logging changes.
Ah I see. I think it's still mentioned on your docs. I am closing this issue.
Thank you!
This change actually broke one of my deployments, despite it being a minor change: https://github.com/MathiasPius/kronform/pull/12/files#diff-5bee35a953721037aeff3349e4561fa0d19fd4df7e86071dd71b4dd7ef710ca5R72
The change seems innocuous, but I think it would have made sense to issue a major version bump or at least mention it explicitly in the changelog.
@hifi just to mention the command was removed, but it's still showing as an argument in the CLI documentation:
flag provided but not defined: -v
The restore command recovers a database from a previous snapshot and WAL.
Usage:
litestream restore [arguments] DB_PATH
litestream restore [arguments] REPLICA_URL
Arguments:
-config PATH
Specifies the configuration file.
Defaults to /etc/litestream.yml
-no-expand-env
Disables environment variable expansion in configuration file.
-replica NAME
Restore from a specific replica.
Defaults to replica with latest data.
-generation NAME
Restore from a specific generation.
Defaults to generation with latest data.
-index NUM
Restore up to a specific hex-encoded WAL index (inclusive).
Defaults to use the highest available index.
-timestamp TIMESTAMP
Restore to a specific point-in-time.
Defaults to use the latest available backup.
-o PATH
Output path of the restored database.
Defaults to original DB path.
-if-db-not-exists
Returns exit code of 0 if the database already exists.
-if-replica-exists
Returns exit code of 0 if no backups found.
-parallelism NUM
Determines the number of WAL files downloaded in parallel.
Defaults to 8
-v
Verbose output.
I am running litestream as an initContainer to restore the database if the file doesn't exist (as described here) but it seems that in the latest version the parameter "-v" doesn't work.
It works on the image version 0.3.9 but not on latest one "0.3.13".
2023/12/10 17:48:59 ERROR failed to run error="flag provided but not defined: -v"