sysrsync
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gchamon
Simple and safe system's rsync wrapper for Python
I'd like to be able to parse the output from the rsync command in order to log what was updated. I believe this can be implemented in the subprocess.run command...
Useful if you need to fix rsync to a specific version and dont want to require each users to modify their path.
Rsync supports multiple source paths. For example, When source is local: > rsync /path/to/file1 /path/to/file2 /path/to/file3 user@ip:/dest/path/ When source is remote: > rsync user@ip:/path/to/file1 user@ip:/path/to/file2 user@ip:/path/to/file3 /dest/path/ The code here...
I noticed that there is an inconsistent use of Type Hits within this program. Some modules and functions have type hints in place, others do not. Specifically, the `run` command...
On some systems `rsync` isn't in the `PATH`. Could we add support for specifying the path to the rsync executable for these situations? It could be an optional argument to...
In [pr](https://github.com/gchamon/sysrsync/pull/27/files#diff-6043ab253669526f1f375dce6448c6e812aac1be4962ef555b23cc818c5fa385R35) single quotes got removed from --rsh option, doesn't work anymore.
