goback file

List, show and restore single files and their versions

goback [global flags] file <command>

file restore

Restore a file in place; parts the destination already has are not downloaded

goback [global flags] file restore [flags] <path> <destination> [age]

Flag	Description	Environment	Default
--overwrite value	how to treat an existing file: always hashes every part and rewrites what differs; if-changed skips it when size and mtime match		always
--verify	hash the written file again before it replaces the destination
--dry-run	report what would change without writing
--seed value	file or directory to copy matching chunks from instead of downloading them; repeatable
--workers value	how many files and parts to fetch at once		48
--salvage	write the readable parts when parts are missing; leave holes for the rest and report them
--rechunk	split the existing destination with the backup’s chunker, so parts that only moved are not downloaded

file show

List the ten newest versions of a file, or the ten newest that are at least <age> old

goback [global flags] file show <path> [age]

file ls

List a directory as it is in the set now, or as it was <age> ago

goback [global flags] file ls <directory> [age]