Added script that manages a set of rolling backups.

[aegrumet]

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[theacodes]

Move these to a requirements.txt file.

[theacodes]

@aegrumet finished a first pass. Let me know when you're ready for another round and feel free to reach out if you have any questions.

We'll also have to get a test written here, but let's resolve my existing comments first.

[aegrumet]

Updated with all requested changes. Test cases still TODO.

[theacodes]

Two newlines after this, please.

[theacodes]

This is looking good, do you want to take a stab at writing tests or do you want to leave that to us?

[aegrumet]

Happy to give it a shot -- feel free to point me to any existing test code
to pattern after.

Also, just as a heads up, I typically iterate on this code outside of work
hours, so it'll be a bit of time before the next update.

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[theacodes]

feel free to point me to any existing test code
to pattern after.

This entire repository is managed by nox. I'd pattern your tests after this one.

Once you create that file, you can run the tests for just that sample using:

export GCLOUD_PROJECT=your-project-id
nox -s lint
nox -s tests -- compute/backup

There's big guide in TESTING.md but that's more for testing the whole shebang. Feel free to reach out to me via Hangouts if you need help getting things up and running.

Also, just as a heads up, I typically iterate on this code outside of work
hours, so it'll be a bit of time before the next update.

No worries. It'll go at whatever pace you feel comfortable with.

[theacodes]

Closing this as it's rather old, if you're still interested in contributing this, please feel free to re-open or open a new PR.