List the snapshots of a SeaTable base — seatable

SeaTable snapshots a base periodically, and a snapshot is the only way back from a bad bulk update. This lists the snapshots available for a base, so you can see how far back you can go and pick the one to restore from in the web interface.

Usage

seatable_snapshots(base_name, con = default_connection(), workspace_id = NULL)

Arguments

base_name: Name of the base.
con: A seatable_connection.
workspace_id: Workspace holding the base. Defaults to the connection's workspace_id, or is looked up with seatable_workspace_id().

Value

A data frame of snapshots, one row each, typically with the snapshot name and its creation time. An empty data frame when the base has none.

Details

Restoring is deliberately not wrapped: it is destructive, has no undo, and belongs in the SeaTable UI where it asks for confirmation.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
seatable_snapshots("my_base", con = con)
} # }