fix: restore failure issue#415
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Description
Fixes #394
This PR fixes an issue where restoring a local snapshot/backup fails because Git LFS tries to fetch missing blobs from a remote repository instead of using the local repository.
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git lfs fetch --all <repoUri>prior to the checkout process. This ensures all LFS pointers are correctly resolved and populated from the local backup repository before checking out the files."file://"string concatenation with.toUri().toString(). This ensures cross-platform compatibility (especially on Windows) for the repository path URI.Reason for the Fix
Without explicitly running
git lfs fetch, a standardgit checkouton an LFS-enabled repository may fail to locate the actual large files locally, prompting Git LFS to attempt a network download, which fails for local snapshots.