Releases: amitsaha/gitbackup
Releases · amitsaha/gitbackup
v0.9.0
v0.8.4
v0.8.3
v0.8.2
What's Changed
- Update dependencies to address security suggestions by @amitsaha in #79
- Fix Bug ignore private repo logic by @arborknot-ci in #80
New Contributors
- @arborknot-ci made their first contribution in #80
Full Changelog: v0.8.1...v0.8.2
v0.8.1
v0.8.0
Release v0.7.1
Release v0.7.0
Summary
Generic
- Switching back to release versions starting with
v
and a more acceptable version numbering,major.minor.patch
- this release isv0.7.0
- From the development point of view, added tests covering the user migrations API functionality using the https://github.com/migueleliasweb/go-github-mock package
GitHub
- Add retry behavior for GitHub user data download (migrations API) as reported in #62. Adds two new command line flags:
-github.createUserMigrationRetry
: Retry creating the GitHub user migration if we get an error (default:true
)-github.createUserMigrationRetryMax
: Number of retries to attempt for creating GitHub user migration (default 5)
What's Changed
- Update README.md by @amitsaha in #57
- Create FAQS.md by @amitsaha in #58
- README.md - Add link to homebrew formula by @amitsaha in #60
- Add link to linux journal article by @amitsaha in #61
- Fix #62 - GitHub user migration retry by @amitsaha in #63
- GitHub - User data retry logic update by @amitsaha in #64
- GitHub: Refactor GitHub user data download code by @amitsaha in #65
Full Changelog: 0.6...v0.7.0
Release 0.6
Release 0.5
This is 0.5 release of gitbackup - a tool to backup your GitHub and GitLab repositories with attempted fix for #21. This release also introduces support for https
cloning via new flag -new-https-clone
and a flag to ignore private repositories -ignore-private
.
gitbackup
works on Linux and Mac OS X, and should work on Windows, BSD and currently supports the following:
- Backup you GitHub repositories (including enterprise GitHub installations)
- Backup your GitLab repositories (including hosted GitLab installations)
Please see the README, download a binary corresponding to your OS/Architecture, try it out, give feedback, and file an issue or send a PR!