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Data add subtitle #551
Data add subtitle #551
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WalkthroughWalkthroughIn this update, we've made some tweaks to the data storage and backup instructions for Home Assistant. We clarified where data is stored and emphasized the importance of keeping backups outside the main system. This not only makes the instructions more user-friendly but also helps users avoid the classic "oops, I lost everything" moment. Remember, a backup a day keeps the data loss away! Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant HomeAssistant
participant BackupSystem
User->>HomeAssistant: Store data
HomeAssistant->>User: Data stored in Home Assistant
User->>BackupSystem: Create backup
BackupSystem-->>User: Backup stored safely away
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All HACS data is part of the regular Home Assistant backup. Make sure to regularly backup Home Assistant and store the backup files somewhere safe. | ||
All HACS data is part of the regular Home Assistant backup. Make sure to regularly backup Home Assistant and store the backup files somewhere safe and outside of your Home Assistant instance. So that you can restore from backup if needed. |
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Streamline the backup instruction.
The phrase "somewhere safe and outside of your Home Assistant instance" is a bit redundant. Consider simplifying it to "outside your Home Assistant instance." After all, brevity is the soul of wit—and documentation!
- Make sure to regularly backup Home Assistant and store the backup files somewhere safe and outside of your Home Assistant instance.
+ Make sure to regularly backup Home Assistant and store the backup files outside your Home Assistant instance.
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All HACS data is part of the regular Home Assistant backup. Make sure to regularly backup Home Assistant and store the backup files somewhere safe and outside of your Home Assistant instance. So that you can restore from backup if needed. | |
All HACS data is part of the regular Home Assistant backup. Make sure to regularly backup Home Assistant and store the backup files outside your Home Assistant instance. So that you can restore from backup if needed. |
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[style] ~12-~12: This phrase is redundant. Consider using “outside”.
Context: ...ore the backup files somewhere safe and outside of your Home Assistant instance. So that y...(OUTSIDE_OF)
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