Import data
Merge a backup archive into the existing data.
Nothing is written until you choose what to restore. The archive is read first and its contents are listed here.
How restoring behaves
Parts that add. Rows and files are merged: what you already have keeps its value, and only what is missing is written. Running an import twice changes nothing the second time.
Parts that replace. The graph, application settings, channels and the environment file are written over what is here now. Those rows are marked in amber above, and the secret ones are left unchecked — a token or an environment must never be swapped by silent agreement.
Looking is separate from writing. The archive is inspected on the server first and its contents are listed. Nothing is touched until you confirm the parts — this is the one page where a mistake is not undone by pressing the other button.