backup-consistency-check

You can perform a backup consistency check by extracting backup item lists from key files like Backup.kt and Restore.kt to build a five-column comparison matrix. This matrix classifies mismatches across selection, execution, UI display, and restore logic to ensure recoverability.

Android backups skip items due to mismatches between the backup selector configuration and the Web controller display logic. Extracting mappings from BackupSelectorConfig.kt and BackupController.kt helps classify missing items and identify display inconsistencies.

A backup consistency check validates that backup selection, execution, UI display, and restore logic remain aligned across platforms. You need this check when verifying whether backups are correct, identifying skipped items, or ensuring restore operations match exported content.

Audit backup logic by extracting file-name mappings from Backup.kt, BackupSelectorConfig.kt, and Restore.kt to construct a five-column comparison matrix. This structured approach classifies missing items and generates a Markdown report with concrete fix recommendations.

Yes, you can check if your backup selector matches restore logic by comparing mappings from BackupSelectorConfig.kt against Restore.kt. This process identifies mismatches where backed up content cannot be read during restoration, producing a structured report for fixes.

Limitations include relying on accurate extraction from specific files like BackupInfoHelper.kt and BackupController.kt. The check requires these five key files to be present; any missing file prevents building the comparison matrix and stops the consistency audit.