Pin a restore point and keep a note on it

Both live in the catalog on the location, so a new server sees them; the database holds
a local copy for the lists. The retention policy leaves a pinned restore point alone and
does not count it. Available on the restore page and as occ backup:pin and backup:note.
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2026-11-06 23:49:50 +01:00
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commit 193f65940b
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@@ -40,14 +40,14 @@ final class ListSnapshots extends Command {
foreach ($targets as $t) {
foreach ($this->snapshots->findForTarget($t->getId()) as $s) {
$rows[] = [$t->getName(), $s->getSnapshotId(), Format::time($s->getCreatedAt(), $zone), $s->getKind(),
$s->getFiles(), sprintf('%.1f GiB', ($s->getBytes() ?? 0) / 1073741824), $s->getLabel() ?? ''];
$s->getFiles(), sprintf('%.1f GiB', ($s->getBytes() ?? 0) / 1073741824), $s->getPinned() ? 'yes' : '', $s->getLabel() ?? '', $s->getNote() ?? ''];
}
}
if ($rows === []) {
$output->writeln('No snapshots yet (occ backup:run).');
return 0;
}
(new Table($output))->setHeaders(['location', 'snapshot', "date ($zone)", 'kind', 'files', 'size', 'label'])->setRows($rows)->render();
(new Table($output))->setHeaders(['location', 'snapshot', "date ($zone)", 'kind', 'files', 'size', 'pinned', 'label', 'note'])->setRows($rows)->render();
return 0;
}
}