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Is super hard to visually parse snapshots once you get more than 3 and the date attached to the file name is handy development wise but if i rename the file i lose that info. Also, the dates can be easier to read as part of a new field.
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I like how DDEV describe adds a nice easy to read table.
It be nice if ddev snapshot --list had the following columns instead of the paragraph which is harder to parse visually.
Name - Created on - Location
Extra credit.
Also this might be a slightly different issue but as seen in the picture below there is no ddev snapshot restore [name] Example.
So the one thing I'm sure some including me have to do is go into the docs to find how to restore a file.
Knowing how to restore a file should be the first or second example on that list.
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Is super hard to visually parse snapshots once you get more than 3 and the date attached to the file name is handy development wise but if i rename the file i lose that info. Also, the dates can be easier to read as part of a new field.
Describe your solution
I like how DDEV describe adds a nice easy to read table.
It be nice if
ddev snapshot --list
had the following columns instead of the paragraph which is harder to parse visually.Name - Created on - Location
Extra credit.
Also this might be a slightly different issue but as seen in the picture below there is no
ddev snapshot restore [name]
Example.So the one thing I'm sure some including me have to do is go into the docs to find how to restore a file.
Knowing how to restore a file should be the first or second example on that list.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: