Breaking Changes

This document lists all user facing breaking changes in rustic and provides guidance on how to migrate from one version to another.

0.9.0

Configuration File

Using String in password-command and warm-up-command

Using a String for password-command or warm-up-command have been re-allowed.

Note: The former version to give the command in an array is no longer supported. Instead of

password-command = ["echo", "password"]

please use either of

password-command = "echo password"
password-command = { command = "echo", args = ["password"] }

Copy Command

Targets for the copy command must now be given by using existing rustic config profile(s).

[copy]
targets = ["full", "rustic"]

Key Naming Conventions

Consistently apply singular and plural naming conventions for keys in the configuration file that accept an array of values. This change affects the following keys:

For [global]:

• use-profile-> use-profiles in config profile

For [snapshot-filter] and [forget]:

• filter-host -> filter-hosts in config profile
• filter-label -> filter-labels in config profile

For [backup]:

• glob -> globs in config profile
• iglob -> iglobs in config profile
• glob-file -> glob-files in config profile
• iglob-file -> iglob-files in config profile
• custom-ignore-file -> custom-ignore-files in config profile
• tag-> tags in config profile
• source -> sources in config profile
• [[backup.sources]] -> [[backup.snapshots]] in config profile

For [forget]:

• keep-tags -> now only array
• keep-ids -> now only array

Update your configuration file accordingly, changing the key names from singular to plural. For cases, where the key name was plural before, the value must be wrapped in an array.

So, for example

[[backup.sources]]
tag = "important"
source = "~/folder1 ~/folder2"

becomes:

[[backup.snapshots]]
tags = ["important"]
sources = ["~/folder1", "~/folder2"]

Filters being affected are:

filter-hosts = ["host2"] # Default: []
filter-labels = ["label1"] # Default: []

The changes can be also derived from the PR that introduced this change. So you may want to take a look at the PR for more details.