- Modified the restore command functions for PostgreSQL, MariaDB, MySQL, and MongoDB to ensure that database user credentials are enclosed in single quotes. This change enhances command execution reliability and prevents potential issues with special characters in usernames and passwords.
- Added `apiRestoreBackup` schema to define input requirements for restore operations.
- Refactored restore utilities for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, and MongoDB to utilize a unified command generation approach, enhancing maintainability.
- Improved logging during restore processes to provide clearer feedback on command execution and success/failure states.
- Streamlined the handling of database credentials and backup file paths across different database types, ensuring consistency and reducing redundancy.
- Removed the `getRemoteServiceContainer` function and updated the `getServiceContainer` function to handle both local and remote service containers more efficiently.
- Refactored backup and restore commands for MariaDB, MongoDB, MySQL, and PostgreSQL to utilize new utility functions for generating backup and restore commands, enhancing code clarity and maintainability.
- Streamlined command execution logic in backup and restore processes, ensuring consistent handling of container IDs across different database types.
- Updated the RestoreBackupSchema to require serviceName for compose backups, improving validation and user feedback.
- Refactored the ShowBackups component to include deployment information, enhancing the user interface and experience.
- Introduced new SQL migration files to add backupId to the deployment table and appName to the backup table, improving data relationships and integrity.
- Enhanced deployment creation logic to support backup deployments, ensuring better tracking and management of backup processes.
- Improved backup and restore utility functions to streamline command execution and error handling during backup operations.
Refactor the database restore process to consistently use a single container ID for the PostgreSQL container. This change enhances reliability by ensuring that commands are executed against the correct container, preventing potential errors from multiple matches.
Co-authored-by: Merloss 54235902+Merloss@users.noreply.github.com
- Updated the backup command in runWebServerBackup to suppress output by redirecting it to /dev/null.
- Modified the restore command in restoreWebServerBackup to also suppress output during the extraction of backups.
- Updated import statements to maintain consistency and clarity.
- Refactored components to enhance readability and organization.
- Ensured proper usage of type imports and removed unnecessary comments.
- Improved user feedback mechanisms in forms and alerts for better user experience.
- Added a new component `RestoreBackup` for restoring database backups.
- Integrated the restore functionality with a form to select destination, backup file, and database name.
- Implemented API endpoints for listing backup files and restoring backups with logs.
- Enhanced the `ShowBackups` component to include the `RestoreBackup` option alongside existing backup features.
