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Currently I run a docker container with sync command daily and export command daily. The purpose is to export the data onto a backup device separate to the locally sync'd database using the sync command.
Can an '--overwrite' flag be added to enable option of overwrite files during export? Currently, running export twice writes duplicate file with (#) appended. Folders are ok.
NOTE: I'm using --single-notes mode in this instance.
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I agree that this would be a nice enhancement. However, if your use case is local backup in case Evernote and/or its cloud storage goes bonkers, I wonder if you need to actually export daily? I merely back up the SQLite db as updated by sync, plus the evernote-backup executable: per #44, I know if I ever need the notes in html format, evernote-backup can create it from the latest saved SQLite db without needing contact with Evernote.
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Currently I run a docker container with sync command daily and export command daily. The purpose is to export the data onto a backup device separate to the locally sync'd database using the sync command.
Can an '--overwrite' flag be added to enable option of overwrite files during export? Currently, running export twice writes duplicate file with (#) appended. Folders are ok.
NOTE: I'm using --single-notes mode in this instance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: