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Filter option '- *' not working. it prevents all other rules as well
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set('media',
    [
     'filter' => [
         '+ /fileadmin/',
         '- /fileadmin/_processed_/*',
         '+ /fileadmin/**',
         '+ /uploads/',
         '+ /uploads/**',
         '- *'
    ]
]);

https://stackoverflow.com/a/46227148/10422426

deployer-extended-media and deployer-extended-database are doing a clean job.

I have a common scenario which isn't covered and I wanted to get your thoughts on this:
We have most stages in the same secure network and thus a

• pull from PRODUCTION and push to STAGING

from my system for media and db would result in a lot of traffic, as the DB dump itself is easily 2GB.
Thus, we don't download to local, but rather let PRODUCTION ssh into STAGING and copy the files that way.

This reduces traffic and increases speed dramatically.

Of course that would only work if on PRODUCTION there are established SSH credentials (i.e. an ssh key defined for the user which allows to SSH into STAGING), but IMHO this prerequisite is understandable and necessary.
Of course this won't be possible with disconnected remotes, like PRODUCTION and LOCAL-DDEV.

I gladly stick to my hotwired deployer 6 based own code, but as I could replace a lot of my stuff with your two extensions I just thought to ask if you see potential in this or regard is as out-of-scope as uncommon.
A plausible and working way around is to have a CI runner in the same network running the commands from a dashboard, as then it is at least internal traffic.

Hi,

Great work again!
I really would love to have a backup task, like the one in the extended database project.
I looked into it and startet creating the first media:export task right here.
Analog to the database tasks, I would continue with a media:compress, media:dumpclean and media:backup.

Maybe you are interested to have look over it and merge it.

Later, I would like to have a configurable task for syncing the backups to an external backup storage.

Cheers!