17 minutes ago17 min If you have any questions or comments, please use this thread. Or you can PM me.Unless we find some bugs, I think the current release is the full feature release, and don't expect any further versions. But UD could also make changes that require changes to the plugin.If you installed the previous release, please see my notes in the other thread I posted. But basically, if you update, you will need to fully delete and install the plugin from scratch. But the latest release doesn't add any new features or fix anything, it just changes how the oauth with google is handled and you don't need to update at all if you don't want. Unless seeing that "update available" message causes you lost sleep.One comment: you will notice that if you manually run a backup using the eisy-ui interface that your backup is double sized. That is because this plugin saves the most recent backup on eisy itself (as well as pushing it to google/usb/nas). When a backup is triggered from this plugin, the first thing it does is delete the local backup so you don't keep get recursive backups inside of backups. Manually doing it from eisy ui won't delete that, so you will get one backup inside of the backup. it will never grow to more than that though. If you delete the plugin, that local backup is also removed. That local backup is accessible and downloadable via the plugins html page, should you want to retrieve it.The new version makes the plugins html page unnecessary if you only are interested in backing up to google drive. Google drive is fully configured now from the admin console or the eisy ui nodes page. You will only need to use the html editor if you want to push to a nas drive or a usb drive. Adding a usb drive also requires running a single command via ssh.
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