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Is it possible to recover the state of a deployment without a state file or with an old version? #573

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3noch opened this issue Dec 13, 2016 · 3 comments
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Is it possible to recover the state of a deployment without a state file or with an old version? #573

3noch opened this issue Dec 13, 2016 · 3 comments
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3noch commented Dec 13, 2016 •
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In the same vein as #565, is it possible to recover the state of an existing deployment to some degree without a state file? Or, if you had an old state file (i.e. not the most recent changes to the server), would you be able to do some level of recovery with it?
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Depends. Can you be more specific? Do you have an actual use case or in general?

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3noch commented Dec 13, 2016

Well I'm just trying to foresee any possible catastrophes and be ready for them. I haven't had problems yet but I'm being careful. Being careful is my least favorite type of safety.

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grahamc commented Apr 20, 2020

#1264 implements state backends, and those backends could implement backups.

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