Hi all,
For our pipeline needed, I need to change the location of houdini backup files.
Anyone can point me the way to do this?
Thanks!
How to change the location of backup files?
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From the documentation:
https://www.sidefx.com/docs/houdini/ref/env [www.sidefx.com]
HOUDINI_BACKUP_DIR
This is the directory used to store the backed-up hip files when the “Numbered Backup” save option is set.
HOUDINI_BACKUP_FILENAME
A template for the filename used for file backups when the “Numbered Backup” save option is set. Two variables are required: $BASENAME, which will be replaced by the name of the file being saved without its extension; and $N, which is replaced by the backup number. $N can be followed by a single digit which is interpreted as the number of digits to be used in the backup number; numbers with fewer digits than this will be padded with zeroes. Default value is $BASENAME_bak$N.
A subdirectory path may be included, but only $BASENAME will be replaced in this part of the template. This may be used to group all the backups for a given file into a subdirectory (e.g. $BASENAME/$BASENAME_bak$N).
https://www.sidefx.com/docs/houdini/ref/env [www.sidefx.com]
HOUDINI_BACKUP_DIR
This is the directory used to store the backed-up hip files when the “Numbered Backup” save option is set.
HOUDINI_BACKUP_FILENAME
A template for the filename used for file backups when the “Numbered Backup” save option is set. Two variables are required: $BASENAME, which will be replaced by the name of the file being saved without its extension; and $N, which is replaced by the backup number. $N can be followed by a single digit which is interpreted as the number of digits to be used in the backup number; numbers with fewer digits than this will be padded with zeroes. Default value is $BASENAME_bak$N.
A subdirectory path may be included, but only $BASENAME will be replaced in this part of the template. This may be used to group all the backups for a given file into a subdirectory (e.g. $BASENAME/$BASENAME_bak$N).
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