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This PR updates the backupData function to include the SERVICE_FOLDER value inside install.sh script, improving the organization by categorizing backups by service.

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    • Enhanced the backup script to dynamically reference service folder names, improving adaptability for different setups.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated error messages for clarity when no matching Docker volumes are found.

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The changes involve modifying the backupData function in the deploy/selfhost/install.sh script. The hardcoded string "plane-app" has been replaced with the variable $SERVICE_FOLDER in two instances. This adjustment allows for a more dynamic identification of Docker volumes, and the error message for missing volumes has been updated accordingly.

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deploy/selfhost/install.sh Replaced hardcoded "plane-app" with $SERVICE_FOLDER in backupData function for volume listing. Updated error message for consistency.

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With $SERVICE_FOLDER, volumes now dance,
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For every small change can open the gate! 🐇✨

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445-448: Ensure dynamic volume identification and error handling.

The changes in the backupData function replace the hardcoded "plane-app" with the $SERVICE_FOLDER variable, which is a significant improvement for flexibility. This allows the function to dynamically identify Docker volumes based on the service folder name, enhancing the script's adaptability to different environments or configurations.

However, ensure that the $SERVICE_FOLDER variable is correctly set and exported where necessary, especially if this script is sourced or called from other scripts. This is crucial to avoid runtime errors where $SERVICE_FOLDER might be unset or empty.

Additionally, the error message now dynamically reflects the $SERVICE_FOLDER variable, which is good for consistency and debugging. It's important to verify that this change integrates well with the rest of the system, particularly in environments where multiple instances or services might be managed simultaneously.

Run the following script to verify the correct setting and exportation of the $SERVICE_FOLDER variable:

Verification successful

The $SERVICE_FOLDER variable is correctly initialized in the script.

The $SERVICE_FOLDER variable is set to plane-app within the deploy/selfhost/install.sh script. This initialization ensures that the variable is available for use throughout the script, including in the backupData function. The concern about the variable being unset is addressed by this initialization.

  • The initialization occurs at the beginning of the script, ensuring it is set before any dependent operations.
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the $SERVICE_FOLDER variable is correctly set and exported.

# Test: Check if $SERVICE_FOLDER is set and not empty.
if [ -z "$SERVICE_FOLDER" ]; then
  echo "SERVICE_FOLDER variable is not set or is empty."
  exit 1
else
  echo "SERVICE_FOLDER is set to '$SERVICE_FOLDER'."
fi

# Test: Check if $SERVICE_FOLDER is exported.
export | grep SERVICE_FOLDER

Length of output: 129


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for occurrences of SERVICE_FOLDER in the codebase to understand its initialization and usage.
rg 'SERVICE_FOLDER' -A 3

Length of output: 1509

@mguptahub mguptahub merged commit 1d6ebb7 into preview Sep 10, 2024
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@mguptahub mguptahub deleted the setup-script-fix branch September 10, 2024 11:59
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