@ember1205 did you make any progress here?

MM is just an app…
so you could copy the MagicMirror folder to save it
and then run the upgrade script or install a new version (using my install script, and move the current folder instead of copy)

@rambomonkey I have just started using tailscale… solves problems Cloudflare can’t (like hyperbackup on synology across locations)

@monark yes, the complexities are increasing. in number and difficulty.

the add on capability from MagicMirror means anyone of any skill can do just about anything.

I support the install/update and backup/restore scripts for MagicMirror, mostly to help with some of these difficulties… nodejs for example…

the general view is that this MagicMirror environment is a learning experience, and we shouldn’t gloss over it… but I want to help users make progress and be successful.

but its hard with all the technical churn OS, runtimes, libraries, …

access to camera and OpenCV, python, are outside MM, we don’t know about any of it.
causal (maybe first/only time) developers speak what they know…

but I feel your pain.

@costascontis if you search the 3rd party module list, linked in the menu

Put in openhab
There are 3 modules that provide some support

@plainbroke said in MMM-NFL update ?:

the options are on the github page.

which is the README.md file in the module folder after git clone

@LuckyDucker I edited the post

@_V_ that is not built in to the base

There are addon modules that can do that I think
See the 3rd party list linked in the top menu

@lawrence_jeff see

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/128071

in the git model

the files you see are called the working directory
and the repo is hidden in the .git folder

that is where the actual ‘state’/contents of each file exists

so checkout copies the contents from the repo to the working directory

if you were developing and had a change
git status would show changed files in the working directory

git diff will show WHAT changed on each file

to lock it down in the local copy of the repo
you git add it to a potential ‘commit’,
then git status shows it as ‘staged’

to REMOVE it from staged, use the git reset command

git commit puts it into the local repo as a change

then you ‘push’ your entire local repo to the parent (git remote -v)

and the changes (if accepted) are merged and that change is in the master for
all new ‘pulls’

@nschertz awesome… sorry for the misdirection