#saferm undelete

Restore a previously archived file back to its original path

Effect: mutating

#Flags

Flags
Name	Type	Presence	Description
`--on-conflict`	str	optional	What to do when something already exists at the restoration destination. Required only when the destination is occupied; an absent destination, or the emptied original directory of an archived tree, needs no answer. There is no default Values: `overwrite` (check the archived copy against the record, then replace what is standing at the destination), `abort` (refuse the restore and change nothing at the destination).
`--update-git-index`, `--no-update-git-index`	bool	optional	Run git add to stage the restored path in the git index; omitted, the index is updated
`--destination`	str	optional	Restore to this path instead of the record's original one; omitted, the record's own path is used. Where the content actually went is written to the record, so `info` names it afterwards

#Arguments

Arguments
Name	Type	Presence	Description
`target`	str	required	Record UUID, numeric database ID, or original file path of the item to restore (resolved by shape, in this order: a 36-character hyphenated hex string is a record UUID, an all-digit string is a numeric database ID, anything else is a path)

#Grants

Grants
Kind	Name	Reason
proc_mutate	`git-index`	a restored file is staged so the working tree and the index agree again

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