#Backing up to debug only private cache how to
#Backing up to debug only private cache android
#Backing up to debug only private cache Pc

What does the 'run' attribute used for? Or maybe that's all because I use an emulator? It seems the 'fullbackup' does the backup right away. Is it possible to run a backup/restore on all apps? Or should I put the packages of all apps? What is it exactly ? Can it be customized? They write in the above description about 'currently active transport'. This way, you could restore to each of those backups. Is it possible to backup the same app into multiple states? For example, an app could have a backup for when it has logged in, and a backup for when it has some settings being configured.

#Backing up to debug only private cache Pc

Where are the backups being stored? Is it possible to store them into a customized path ? Maybe even the one of the PC ? Suppose I call those commands via the device itself, will they work? If not, will they work on a rooted device? Or at least backup&restore the current app (app X backups&restores itself) ? The data is sent via the currently active transport. The 'fullbackup' command induces a full-data stream backup for one or Transport names to use here are those reported by 'list Operation that the given application performs will rewrite its entireДata set. The 'wipe' command causes all backed-up data for the given package toД«e erased from the given transport's storage.

Initiated immediately, without the usual waiting period for batching The 'run' command causes any scheduled backup operation to be Selection algorithm used by the RestoreSession.restorePackage() Restore of just that one package according to the restore set The 'restore' command when given just a package name intiates a Same as the 'restore' operation supplying only a token, but applies aДЇilter to the set of applications to be restored.

Restore set designated by the TOKEN argument. Initiates a restore operation of just those given packages from the The 'restore' command when given a token and one or more package names Will deliver the restore set designated by the TOKEN argument to eachДЄpplication that had contributed data to that restore set. The 'restore' command when given just a restore token initiates aДЇull-system restore operation from the currently active transport. This setting is persistent across reboots. The 'transport' command designates the named transport as theД¬urrently active one. The 'list sets' command reports the token and name of each restore setДЄvailable to the device via the currently active transport. TheД¬urrently active transport is indicated with a '*' character. Passed as arguments to the 'transport' and 'wipe' commands. Transports currently available on the device. The 'list transports' command reports the names of the backup The 'enabled' command reports the current enabled/disabled state of When disabled, neither backup or restore operations will be If the argument is 'true' it will be enabled, otherwise it will beДisabled. The 'enable' command enables or disables the entire backup mechanism. Note that the backup pass will effectively be a no-op if the packageДoes not actually have changed data to store. The 'backup' command schedules a backup pass for the named package. Here's what's written when typing this command:

#Backing up to debug only private cache android

Not having a device with Android M, but an emulator instead, I guess it will work differently.

#Backing up to debug only private cache how to

When typing the adb shell bmgr, I get some clues about how to use it, but I can't find the answers to the questions. The docs are quite in their new phase, so I can't find answers to some questions about this new tool. Restore an app: adb shell bmgr restore PACKAGE_NAME It seems all you have to do is use the adb shell bmgr command to backup and restore apps, as such:Д«ackup: adb shell bmgr fullbackup PACKAGE_NAME Google has introduced a nice new feature on Android M that allows you to backup and restore apps, even using ADB, as shown on this video.