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backing up .void.db file #47
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i wanted the same thing, just wrote a simple bash script to do it. then a script to git pull, add, commit, push, etc... then add an alias to .bashrc
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I'm realizing now that while this works, git isn't a great solution as the void db file is binary. |
I made db files human readable and editable with any text editor
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Does anyone have a solution to backup the .void.db file. A private/public gist or github repo would be ideal.
A general and agnostic implementation would be to enable pre and post hooks for void. (pre-open?? post-close??). This would allow the implementation details for backups and other operations to be though out later.
git back up implementation assuming pre/post hooks
personally I use void only on one computer so my commands would look as follows
git pull
git push
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