Hi letrungka1043910370
This isn't possible currently. One of the difficulties is that we currently don't have logic to distinguish which database data is required for each repo and only include that data. Similarly, Git repos (especially forks) can depend on the existence of other repos in the filesystem and can't always be backed up in isolation.
If you need a solution tailored to your needs, you can consider using our DIY Backup docs to write your own backup script (which could be tuned for your environment).
I've turned your issue into a suggestion to add support for partial backup, but note that this request is very similar to BSERV-4586, and when it is triaged, might be closed as a duplicate and merged into that issue. You might consider watching that issue as well for any updates.
Cheers,
Adam
Hi letrungka1043910370
This isn't possible currently. One of the difficulties is that we currently don't have logic to distinguish which database data is required for each repo and only include that data. Similarly, Git repos (especially forks) can depend on the existence of other repos in the filesystem and can't always be backed up in isolation.
If you need a solution tailored to your needs, you can consider using our DIY Backup docs to write your own backup script (which could be tuned for your environment).
I've turned your issue into a suggestion to add support for partial backup, but note that this request is very similar to
BSERV-4586, and when it is triaged, might be closed as a duplicate and merged into that issue. You might consider watching that issue as well for any updates.Cheers,
Adam