Add a server-rendered run detail partial and a small vanilla JavaScript
refresh hook so active backup runs update status, controls, timing, and
rsync log output without a full page reload.
Document the Django-template-first refresh pattern for future control
panel work.
Refs #36
Prefer --schedule-expression for scripted schedule updates while keeping
--cron as a compatibility alias.
Clean up management command help, errors, and output so operator-facing
text talks about hosts, global config, and Django backup configuration
instead of model names or old SQL-backed pobsync wording.
Drop the pre-Django YAML import/export management commands and remove the
file-based config loader fallback from the backup and retention engines.
Keep the runtime config bridge backed by Django models, and add tests that
ensure engine operations require an explicit Django config source.
Hide the old pobsync_home field from the Django admin and replace legacy
operator-facing labels with runtime state root and backup root terminology.
Rename admin compatibility fieldsets, update self-check/config-check text,
and refresh management command help so Django/systemd stays the primary
mental model.
Remove the short pobsync aliases for global config, host config, and
schedule changes so the public CLI no longer points operators toward the
old configuration workflow.
Keep operational aliases for backup, discovery, retention, worker, and
scheduler debugging, and document explicit Django management commands for
automation use.
Add scripts/update-systemd as a safer routine deploy entrypoint for native
systemd installations. The wrapper keeps updates non-interactive, preserves the
existing environment file, skips OS package installation, and avoids superuser
creation prompts while still reusing the installer refresh flow.
Document the update path in the README and capture the maintenance expectation
in the development notes.
Add step-based installer logging that reports pobsync actions as OK,
FAILED, or SKIPPED while suppressing noisy apt, pip, Django, and
systemd output during successful runs.
Show the captured output for the failed step when something breaks,
and add a --verbose flag to restore full command output for debugging.
Document the quieter installer behavior and verbose mode in the README
and development notes.
Add an interactive setup flow to the systemd installer with defaults
for install paths, service identity, backup storage, bind address,
allowed hosts, CSRF origins, OS package installation, MariaDB support,
nginx setup, and first superuser creation.
Keep scripted installs supported through non-interactive mode, existing
overrides, environment variables, and explicit superuser flags.
Print a user-facing completion summary with the control panel URL,
Self Check reminder, first setup steps, and useful service log commands.
Update the README to describe pobsync as a Django-first, SQL-backed
service with the control panel as the primary operational interface.
Move CLI examples out of the normal workflow and document them as
maintainer tooling for debugging, services, and migration tasks.
Teach the systemd installer to install required Debian/Ubuntu
packages by default, with an opt-out for users who manage system
dependencies themselves.
Add explicit MariaDB install-extra handling so native installs can
pull in both the Python extra and required client build packages.
Slim down the README to production setup and operations, and move
development, Docker, migration helper, and architecture notes into
docs/development.md.
