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[backups] splitted JSON instead of big JSON #710

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jlmxyz opened this issue Feb 19, 2021 · 4 comments
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[backups] splitted JSON instead of big JSON #710

jlmxyz opened this issue Feb 19, 2021 · 4 comments

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@jlmxyz
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jlmxyz commented Feb 19, 2021

As a user, I use tab session manager on several devices, at home, at work, on chrome, firefox, chromium... backups are shared on sshfs
in order to manage all saved sessions, I would like instead of a big archive "2021-02-18 22-27-02 (35 sessions).json" I would like to have 35 Json files with a name of session_name.tags.json since I tag all my sessions with "Save device name to session" feature

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i like the idea of some sort of alternative system to the "large" jsonfile, (my files are in the size of a 1000+) and was looking into ways to use etl to migrate the sessions into a sql db,

@sienori sienori added this to the Local backup milestone Apr 26, 2021
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sienori commented Apr 26, 2021

I have implemented incremental backup! 72da718

  • One session is saved in one json file.
  • When a session is updated, the json file is overwritten.
  • Autosave sessions are saved in a separate folder.
  • The file name is date - session_name #tags [session_id].json.

This allows you to manage backup sessions individually.
Only updated sessions are saved, saving storage.

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candrapersada commented May 6, 2021

why when checked, backup can't ignore to choose where to save files manually, for chromium based browsers?
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candrapersada commented Aug 15, 2021

I have implemented incremental backup! 72da718

  • One session is saved in one json file.
  • When a session is updated, the json file is overwritten.
  • Autosave sessions are saved in a separate folder.
  • The file name is date - session_name #tags [session_id].json.

This allows you to manage backup sessions individually.
Only updated sessions are saved, saving storage.

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is there a feature to automatically import/restore from
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