Part of laurent22/rsync-time-backup#193

So that it's documented somewhere:

CI Testing is great for ensuring code works and changes don't introduce regressions to tested code (caveat: test coverage)

• 2911 hard links to different files.

Originally posted by @reactive-firewall in laurent22/rsync-time-backup#193 (comment)

See the https://github.com/johnkw/misc/blob/master/rsync_fix_renames.py file for a workaround which can be added to "cmd_postexec" to save a dramatic amount of space if directory renames were to occur.

Perhaps that file belongs in the documentation or utils or something included with rsnapshot?

As we're running integration tests on Bamboo, we need easy feedback in README header, e.g. a badge from a build, similar to TravisCI build badge.

Depending on shell (and sometimes OS distro) users need to declare exported variables in different files.

Currently we just briefly describe what to read, but don't give concrete examples.

We need to document common cases like Bash/Zsh.

I was trying to get back in time running pointing to my freenas server but it wouldnt create the folder on the remote server. Ended up just having to change the ssh user's shell to bash and everything worked! default on freenas is csh shell.

Thanks all working great!

https://goreleaser.com may be better than the crap I threw together.

>gosync h p
NAME:
   gosync patch - gosync patch <localfile> <reference index> <reference source> [<output>]

USAGE:
   gosync patch [command options] [arguments...]

DESCRIPTION:
   Recreate the reference source file, using an index and a local file that is believed to be similar.
The index should be produced by "gosync build".

<reference index> is a .gosync file and may be a local, unc netw

Right now the "Edit game page" has a link to butler, but some folks struggle to come up with their initial butler push command, especially if their game is "Long And With Spaces & Maybe Other Characters".

So it'd be nice to give them something to copy-paste.

This command should ask for confirmation before applying the update and probably warn if the server is not in the same country anymore.

This should be easy to do for any newcomer who wants to contribute.

New to Go. Would like to use this library, but don't see any examples or documentation. Even the most minimal documentation would be useful to new Go developers like myself.

It's actually an old issue but I don't progress and the workaround is to download the Windows wheel from GitHub release and upload it to PyPI with twine.

I already have a branch ericzolf-fix-win-build-wheel to try to address this, but I don't progress because of lack of time/focus and also because it's more a Trav

Currently client name is not shown in "Status" page for Queue status.
It will be very helpful if we have multiple clients with the same task name

We keep messing up the Markdown documentation files. To avoid that, we should add markdownlint to the Travis build script.