ebod

Added warning for duplicative file created when sync command is run in Linux systems. The duplicate files will be present, grouped, starting with ebod-<src|dest>-. This is the same name with which useful, needed files in source and destination with the same name are copied as. Hence the user will have to decide which files are useful and which are not.

Fixed the bug that caused errors in Linux. It seems I was trying to hide an already hidden directory. Fixed the issue by hiding the directory only on Windows. Made release v1.1.1.
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I tried shipping the project, But it seems there was an error in the project that I didn’t find before shipping. Thank you for finding that out. Now the error is fixed and ebod is ready again. I made a new release v1.1.0. This is because ebod is no longer just a binary. Now, it is also a library that you can use in your next Rust project. The newest version has been updated in crates.io. You can try ebod by installing it with cargo with the command cargo install [email protected].

Added ebod to crates.io. Now you can install ebod with the command cargo install ebod. Added a Release in GitHub.

Wrote Documentation for Cargo. Described what each function, structure and enum does, their inputs and return types. Now Testing and Deployment lies ahead.

Created the syncing mechanism and covered some of the edge cases. Wrote README.md and pushed to Github.

Created the basic implementation of Syncing mechanism. Wrote a little bit of Documentation.

Implemented a basic mechanism to backup files and uploaded the repo to Github.

Created the basic implementation of the backup utility for ebod with detailed logging.

Developed Code to read Files and Directories, extract metadata from them and to store them in a hidden metadata directory.

I’m working on my first project! This is so exciting. I can’t wait to share more updates as I build.