Not that I’m aware of.
As a workaround, you could restore the file from a loop in a script that calls the commandline tools, something like:
for /l %%a in (0,1,10) do (
duplicati.commandline.exe restore <storage-url> "<filename>" --restore-path=<path> --overwrite=false --version=%%a
)
This increases %%a
from 0 to 10 and calls the Restore command using version %%a
.
If you want to keep it simple:
duplicati.commandline.exe restore <storage-url> "<filename>" --restore-path=<path> --overwrite=false --version=0
duplicati.commandline.exe restore <storage-url> "<filename>" --restore-path=<path> --overwrite=false --version=1
duplicati.commandline.exe restore <storage-url> "<filename>" --restore-path=<path> --overwrite=false --version=2
...
duplicati.commandline.exe restore <storage-url> "<filename>" --restore-path=<path> --overwrite=false --version=10