DB Restoration From Staging to Production with Parity





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Using parity with my Heroku apps, I'd like to restore my production database from staging. This should be possible based on the documentation using the --force argument, yet passing this argument results in an error: Error: Unexpected argument: --force.



Here's the exact command I am using: production restore staging --force.



So far, I've tried:




  • Reinstalling Parity via the install instructions

  • Adjusting where the --force argument is placed

  • Opening a new terminal window and executing the commands again

  • Updating heroku_cli via brew


Any help would be appreciated!






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    Using parity with my Heroku apps, I'd like to restore my production database from staging. This should be possible based on the documentation using the --force argument, yet passing this argument results in an error: Error: Unexpected argument: --force.



    Here's the exact command I am using: production restore staging --force.



    So far, I've tried:




    • Reinstalling Parity via the install instructions

    • Adjusting where the --force argument is placed

    • Opening a new terminal window and executing the commands again

    • Updating heroku_cli via brew


    Any help would be appreciated!






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      Using parity with my Heroku apps, I'd like to restore my production database from staging. This should be possible based on the documentation using the --force argument, yet passing this argument results in an error: Error: Unexpected argument: --force.



      Here's the exact command I am using: production restore staging --force.



      So far, I've tried:




      • Reinstalling Parity via the install instructions

      • Adjusting where the --force argument is placed

      • Opening a new terminal window and executing the commands again

      • Updating heroku_cli via brew


      Any help would be appreciated!






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      Using parity with my Heroku apps, I'd like to restore my production database from staging. This should be possible based on the documentation using the --force argument, yet passing this argument results in an error: Error: Unexpected argument: --force.



      Here's the exact command I am using: production restore staging --force.



      So far, I've tried:




      • Reinstalling Parity via the install instructions

      • Adjusting where the --force argument is placed

      • Opening a new terminal window and executing the commands again

      • Updating heroku_cli via brew


      Any help would be appreciated!






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