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feat: support restic check operation (#303)
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@@ -7,10 +7,18 @@ Backrest supports hooks in response to operation lifecycle events e.g. in respon
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Available event types are
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- `CONDITION_ANY_ERROR` any operation has failed.
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- `CONDITION_SNAPSHOT_START` the start of a backup operation (e.g. corresponds to a call to `restic backup`)
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- `CONDITION_SNAPSHOT_START` the start of a backup operation (e.g. corresponds to a call to `restic backup`, supports error behavior)
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- `CONDITION_SNAPSHOT_END` the end of a backup operation (e.g. corresponds to `restic backup` completing). Note that Snapshot End will still be called if a backup failed.
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- `CONDITION_SNAPSHOT_ERROR` an error occurred during a backup operation (e.g. `restic backup` returned a non-zero exit code OR invalid output).
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- `CONDITION_SNAPSHOT_WARNING` a warning occurred during a backup operation (e.g. a file was partially read).
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- Prune hooks:
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- `CONDITION_PRUNE_START` the start of a prune operation (e.g. corresponds to a call to `restic prune`, supports error behavior)
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- `CONDITION_PRUNE_SUCCESS` the end of a prune operation e.g. `restic prune` completed successfully.
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- `CONDITION_PRUNE_ERROR` an error occurred during a prune operation (e.g. `restic prune` returned a non-zero exit code).
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- Check hooks:
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- `CONDITION_CHECK_START` the start of a check operation (e.g. corresponds to a call to `restic check`, supports error behavior)
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- `CONDITION_CHECK_SUCCESS` the end of a check operation e.g. `restic check` completed successfully.
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- `CONDITION_CHECK_ERROR` an error occurred during a check operation (e.g. `restic check` returned a non-zero exit code).
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## Notification Services
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@@ -22,6 +30,17 @@ Available event types are
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| Shoutrrr | https://containrrr.dev/shoutrrr/v0.8/ |
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| Command | See command cookbook |
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## Error Behavior
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Some hooks can specify an error behavior (today this is only command hooks). This determines what happens when the hook generates an error.
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The available error behaviors are:
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- `ON_ERROR_IGNORE` - ignore the error and continue running hooks and the operation.
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- `ON_ERROR_CANCEL` - cancel the operation and do not run any further hooks. The operation is marked as cancelled.
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- `ON_ERROR_FATAL` - cancel the operation and do not run any further hooks. The operation is marked as failed and error handler hooks may be triggered.
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## Using Templates
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Most hooks will generate either a notification or execute a script. The script / notification is typically formatted as a Go template. The https://pkg.go.dev/text/template docs provide a very technical overview of Go template capabilities. See below for info about the available variables and for some examples.
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