silverstripe / deploynaut

		$environment = $dataTransfer->Environment();

		$backupDataTransfer = null;

		if(!empty($this->args['backupBeforePush']) && $dataTransfer->Direction == 'push') {

			$backupDataTransfer = DNDataTransfer::create();

			$backupDataTransfer->EnvironmentID = $environment->ID;

			$backupDataTransfer->Direction = 'get';

			$backupDataTransfer->Mode = $dataTransfer->Mode;

			$backupDataTransfer->ResqueToken = $dataTransfer->ResqueToken;

			$backupDataTransfer->AuthorID = $dataTransfer->AuthorID;

			$backupDataTransfer->write();

			$dataTransfer->BackupDataTransferID = $backupDataTransfer->ID;

			$dataTransfer->write();

		}

		// This is a bit icky, but there is no easy way of capturing a failed run by using the PHP Resque

		try {

		// the deploy job, so that the order of backup is done before deployment, and so it

		// doesn't tie up another worker. It also puts the backup output into

		// the same log as the deployment so there is visibility on what is going on.

		if(!empty($this->args['predeploy_backup'])) {

			$backupDataTransfer = DNDataTransfer::create();

			$backupDataTransfer->EnvironmentID = $environment->ID;

			$backupDataTransfer->Direction = 'get';

			$backupDataTransfer->Mode = $backupMode;

			$backupDataTransfer->ResqueToken = $deployment->ResqueToken;

			$backupDataTransfer->AuthorID = $deployment->DeployerID;

			$backupDataTransfer->write();

			$deployment->BackupDataTransferID = $backupDataTransfer->ID;

			$deployment->write();

		}

		// This is a bit icky, but there is no easy way of capturing a failed deploy by using the PHP Resque

		try {