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Unknown User•3w ago
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You won't be able to mimic git sync outside of using the EE feature because changes done in the UI will get overwritten
and we do not have any recommendations for doing that
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you can use wmill sync pull to backup your workspace
we also have a
wmill instance sync pull but it's EE
to trial windmill, we would recommend starting a 30 days trialUnknown User•3w ago
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It looks like you're not trying to backup a workspace but an instance maybe
in which case you will need the aforementionned
wmill instance sync pullUnknown User•3w ago
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then wmill sync pull/push can be used to sync down and up a workspace
but it will overwrite any changes
which is why you will need git sync
to ensure your repo is up to date with any changes
Unknown User•3w ago
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it overwite evrything that is not locally present
the only way to use version control effectively is using git sync so you can do bi-directional sync
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that's not how it's designed
it's a sync that will sync local state with remote
Unknown User•3w ago
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no
it will ensure local and remote are equal
pull does the opposite
Unknown User•3w ago
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then yes that will work
but if there are any changes on the remote that isn't there locally
those will get overwritten
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cluster or single container doesn't make a diff
it's interacting with the api
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I'm out of time but we do include on-boarding as part of our EE trial
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