original_docstring: Dump all the data to a file and then return the filepath.
docstring: Dump all the data to a file and then return the filepath.
docstring_tokens: Dump all the data to a file and then return the filepath .
code: def backup(self, backup_path) -> None:
          """Dump all the data to a file and then return the filepath."""
          user = self.config["username"]
          password = self.config["password"]
          host = self.config["host"]
          port = str(self.config.get("port", "3306"))
  
          # Run the backup, and store the outcome.
          self.success, self.output = run_command(
              f"mysqldump -h {host} -u {user} --password='{password}' "
              f"--port={port} --all-databases > {backup_path}"
          )
          log.debug(self.output)
          # Explicitly check if error message is occurred.
          # Somehow mysqldump is always successful.
          if "error" in self.output.lower():
              self.success = False
              log.debug("mysqldump has error(s) in log")
code_tokens: def backup ( self , backup_path ) -> None : user = self . config [ "username" ] password = self . config [ "password" ] host = self . config [ "host" ] port = str ( self . config . get ( "port" , "3306" ) ) self . success , self . output = run_command ( f"mysqldump -h {host} -u {user} --password='{password}' " f"--port={port} --all-databases > {backup_path}" ) log . debug ( self . output ) if "error" in self . output . lower ( ) : self . success = False log . debug ( "mysqldump has error(s) in log" )
short_docstring: Dump all the data to a file and then return the filepath.
short_docstring_tokens: Dump all the data to a file and then return the filepath .
comment: """Dump all the data to a file and then return the filepath."""$SEP$# Run the backup, and store the outcome.$SEP$# Explicitly check if error message is occurred.$SEP$# Somehow mysqldump is always successful.