Amazing to see the progress that Home Assistant has made with backups, nice to see the first integrations adding their backup locations. I would love to be able to store my Home Assistant backups in Proton Drive. I think their API is very limited (most people integrate with it via rsync) and am wondering about 2 things: Is it possible to provide this at the quality level required for an official integration? If so, how? If not, is an add-on feasible? Is there enough demand for this to be wort...
Are you interested in a Proton Drive backup location in Home Assistant’s new built-in backup tool?
There are ways yes, but I’d like it to be an official integration as part of the new backup system, so that all current and future built-in backup features will keep working with Proton Drive, instead of just doing an Rclone and using some third-party tool to configure it.
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Very much please!
The thread you mention has a reply saying there’s already an extension to do it via Rclone.
There are ways yes, but I’d like it to be an official integration as part of the new backup system, so that all current and future built-in backup features will keep working with Proton Drive, instead of just doing an Rclone and using some third-party tool to configure it.
Yeah fair enough, but I think any integration is going to be using Rclone because there is no linux support for Proton Drive.
Proton doesn’t expose any API to their drive service so yeah…
Yes I would be interested
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