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Hi there, I just did a bit of an oopsie and overwrote some of my previous config work on my modpack via packwiz-installer, and that gave me the idea that it might be desirable to put backups of files that have changed and are replaced or deleted by a backup somewhere where users can access it—one case would be when a config file gets added to the modpack, overwriting changes the user might potentially have made locally.
There's a few considerations to be made:
How long should the backup be kept?
I'd suggest until the next update.
Should there be a size limit?
Maybe don't backup files over 500MiB or something like that.
Maybe a notice could be displayed on first update:
Pack was updated. Backups have been placed into <folder>.
[OK] [Don't remind me again]
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Hi there, I just did a bit of an oopsie and overwrote some of my previous config work on my modpack via packwiz-installer, and that gave me the idea that it might be desirable to put backups of files that have changed and are replaced or deleted by a backup somewhere where users can access it—one case would be when a config file gets added to the modpack, overwriting changes the user might potentially have made locally.
There's a few considerations to be made:
Maybe a notice could be displayed on first update:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: