Vacuum into database directory then move file if backup dir different#6137
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If the backup directory is not the same directory as the database, then vacuum into the same directory then move it to its destination. This is to prevent issues vacuuming over a network share.
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…stashapp#6137) If the backup directory is not the same directory as the database, then vacuum into the same directory then move it to its destination. This is to prevent issues vacuuming over a network share.
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If the backup directory is not the same directory as the database, then vacuum into the same directory then move it to its destination. This is to prevent issues vacuuming over a network share.