Allow ghost backup
to run with --no-prompt
, take authData from command line arguments
#1817
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ghost backup --no-prompt
wasn't actually taking the arguments from the command line required to properly call the exportTask (authData).This commit checks for authData {username, password} from the command line and passes through to the necessary task calls.
The test spec setup for these were a bit odd (I've never looked at this codebase before but this was blocking my work), so here are some screenshots? 😅
Note: One of the screenshotted "working" calls fails because localhost in Node 18 automagically favors iPv6. We successfully auth for the backup process with
--no-prompt
and some auth arguments.Throw SystemError when not username and password passed but in no-prompt mode:
Without
--no-prompt
, use AuthData from interactive CLI:With authdata provided and
--no-prompt
, successfully auth (don't worry, test password for my local dev instance):Working on my actual Ghost instance: