Every day, it saves a backup copy of your automations to GitLab so nothing is ever lost.
It branches. Exactly one path is taken; runs once per each tagged automation.
Pattern: Exclusive Choice (4) · Simple Merge (5) · Multiple Instances with a priori Run-Time Knowledge (14)
If an automation gets accidentally changed or deleted and you have no backup, you're stuck rebuilding it from memory. Keeping track of versions and client-specific naming by hand is easy to fall behind on.
Teams running many automations for multiple clients who need reliable backups and version history.
Every automation tagged for backup gets saved to GitLab daily, with a log showing exactly what changed.
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