embabel restore <directory>

Put a backup back, replacing what is on this machine: the graph, the worlds, the documents, and this machine’s configuration. Everything added since the backup was taken is gone. It asks first, and names the backup’s date rather than its folder — the date is what you are actually confirming.

What gets replaced is set aside rather than deleted: one .before-restore file per config file, kept until the next restore overwrites it. A docker-compose.override.yml the Me app did not write is a refusal, not a set-aside — a hand-written override is somebody’s work and a restore does not eat it.

Restoring onto a machine with no volumes yet works, and is slow the first time: compose has to create them, which means pulling the images.

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--yes	skip the confirmation