📁 /snap/google-cloud-cli/current/lib/surface/components/restore.py
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"""The command to restore a backup of a Google Cloud CLI installation."""
from googlecloudsdk.calliope import base
from googlecloudsdk.command_lib.components import util
@base.Hidden
@base.Deprecate(
is_removed=False,
warning=(
'Starting with release 473.0.0, the Google Cloud CLI updates in place'
' instead of making a backup copy of the installation directory when'
' running `gcloud components update`, `install`, and `remove` commands'
' (this reduces the time taken by those operations). Consequently, this'
' command has no backup to restore in those cases. Instead, to restore'
' your installation to a previous version, run'
' `gcloud components update --version=<previous_version>`, or install'
' the previous version directly from'
' https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/install.'
),
)
@base.UniverseCompatible
class Restore(base.SilentCommand):
"""Restore the Google Cloud CLI installation to its state before a reinstall.
This is an undo operation, which restores the Google Cloud CLI installation on
the local workstation to the state it was in just before the most recent
`{parent_command} reinstall` command. A `restore` command does not undo a
previous `restore` command.
## EXAMPLES
To restore the Google Cloud CLI installation to its state before reinstalling,
run:
$ {command}
"""
@staticmethod
def Args(_):
pass
def Run(self, args):
"""Runs the restore command."""
update_manager = util.GetUpdateManager(args)
update_manager.Restore()