Add allowFailure option - #408
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Implements cupcakearmy#189
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Any update on this? It would be great to have for situations like these (external drive and such). Right now, I get around it by making a new location for the HDD backup and taking care to only run specific locations (i.e., cloud locations) to avoid errors, but it's a bit cumbersome. |
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Yeah this is very useful. Why is it still not merged? |
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Implements #189
This is especially useful for backups to external drives or network backends which might not always be available.
I'll add docs (and maybe tests) once there's a consensus re: the general functionality 🙂