ANSI codes to hide (\x1b[?25l) and show (\x1b[?25h) the cursor are not retained during the serialization. I understand that this concerns more the current state of the terminal, but since the cursor position is preserved, I find it natural to also save the cursor visibility.

If this is a wontfix, is there at least a reliable way to detect the cursor visibility? Other than the undocumente

the borg files cache can be rather large, because it keeps some information about all files that have been processed recently.

lz4 is a very fast compression / decompression algorithm, so we could try to use it to lower the in-memory footprint of the files cache entries.

before implementing this, we should check how big the savings typically are - to determine whether it is worthwhile doing

Description

If a provisioner cannot be accessed, e.g. OAuth server is down, allow step-ca to boot up with the remaining functioning provisioners. Probably this is already in the new management revamp but it's worth keeping an issue for this. @dopey could you confirm this?

Use case

This is part of my recent hiccups when bootstrapping a fully integrated server after a long power outag