Refuse a full restore when the table prefix differs
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@@ -24,6 +24,8 @@ All-in-One onto a plain Nextcloud with PostgreSQL).
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- A full restore no longer refuses when apps are missing: it restores their data and lists the
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apps to install afterwards. `nextcloud-aio` is never required, so a backup of Nextcloud
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All-in-One can be restored onto a plain Nextcloud.
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- A full restore onto an installation with a different table prefix (`dbtableprefix`) is refused
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before it starts, with what to change, instead of restoring into tables nobody uses.
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- All problems are listed at once, with the app each missing table probably belongs to. For
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backups made before this version, `--skip-missing-tables` leaves out tables whose structure is
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unknown.
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