Restore bundles from URL #1892
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Restore bundles from URL #1892
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This change allows the user to specify a URL to download a Restore Bundle from, rather than uploading the file via the browser. This is to handle Browser memory issues when trying to load large bundle files rather than creating multiple smaller Bundle exports.
The user can use the XBVR self-hosted myfiles directory to load the files from the last backup.
e.g.
http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:9999/myfiles/xbvr-content-bundle.json
or the last export at http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:9999/download/xbvr-content-bundle.json
or any other accessible URL
The Bundle Import screen now has a toggle button to select between Import from a Url or Import from a file