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@m-popa m-popa commented Sep 5, 2023

Modify the restore process, so that it uses mysql instead to prevent memory issues.

This should close #18 and simplify the restore process, along with increasing the speed of the restore.

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niladam commented Sep 7, 2023

hey @dcblogdev -- i know you must be pretty busy but could you maybe have a look at this ?:)

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I'm away with work at the moment, I'll be able to look at this next week, thanks for raising it

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niladam commented Mar 12, 2024

Hey @dcblogdev i was wondering why this is still open. Is there an issue with it? Is there something wrong with it?

I'm not trying to be pushy, just trying to understand why this hasn't been merged as it's been a while since it has been created..

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my apologies, I will get to this today.

@dcblogdev dcblogdev merged commit 6e7de3f into dcblogdev:main Mar 12, 2024
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