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Learn what information Custy reports after creating template backups.

Commandcusty backup

Category

Backup

Quick Command

custy backup all

outputbackupresults

Overview​

After completing a backup operation, Custy reports the result of the requested backup together with information about the generated backup files.

Depending on the selected subcommand, one or more template files may be backed up during a single execution.


Typical Output

Command Output

Example output produced after running the command.

Commit Template Backup

The commit message template was backed up successfully.

Terminal
text
✓ Commit message template found
✓ Backup directory ready
✓ Timestamped backup created
✓ Backup completed successfully

Combined Backup

Both template files were backed up successfully.

Terminal
text
✓ Commit message template backed up
✓ Tag message template backed up
✓ Backup operation completed


Successful Backup

When a backup completes successfully:

  • Backup files are written to the configured backup directory.
  • Existing backups remain available unless removed by the retention policy.
  • Original template files remain unchanged.
  • Git history is not modified.

Successful completion indicates that the requested backup operation finished without errors.


Backup Retention

After creating a new backup, Custy may remove older backup files according to the configured retention policy.

This housekeeping step helps prevent backup directories from growing unnecessarily while preserving recent backup history.


Missing Template Files

If the requested template file does not exist, Custy safely skips that backup operation.

No empty backup file is created.

Depending on the selected subcommand, other backup operations may still continue.



What's Next?

If the backup operation does not complete successfully, continue to the Troubleshooting page for guidance on resolving common backup problems.