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Great. I'm on version 0.7.5 but look forward to that. In that case there's not as much need for what I was requesting, since the situation of scheduled backups being aborted won't happen anymore. But I'd guess it would still be good to have the option to run only one at a time. What do you think about this checkbox label, as a global setting on the Misc tab?: [X] Allow simultaneous backups It doesn't specify what happens if you uncheck it, but that can be specified in the documentation (and in a tooltip if Vorta were to start having tooltips). Ideally what would happen is queuing them, rather than aborting them as happens in version 0.7.5. |
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Shouldn’t the new task queue either schedule backups one after another or run only one per repo at the same time? If this works as described, no new checkbox should be needed. Managing dependencies between tasks even further is not something many users would benefit from, so I don't see this added. |
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I'd find it very helpful if the Schedule tab had an option to start a backup after a specific other backup finished. Every night I have several backups I want to run. At the moment I have to estimate how long they'll take and leave enough time between the scheduled start times that there won't usually still be a backup running when another backup is scheduled to start. It would be excellent if I could just set a scheduled time for one of the backups, e.g. midnight, and then just set the order in which the other backups will run afterwards, e.g. backup A starts at midnight, backup B starts when backup A finishes, backup C starts with backup B finishes, etc.
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