User migration app limitations

I’m migrating my two nextcloud users (myself and my partner) from a raspberry pi baremetal (debian) install to a dockerized TrueNAS install. I stumbled across the User migration app which seems like it’s a perfect fit (I only need to do this for two users, and the transfer is all happening locally so download/upload speed isn’t a problem).

However, both users have ~30GB of data that’ll need to be uploaded to the new instance. Will doing this via the single migration file provided by the app be a problem with upload limits etc? I’m curious as to whether anyone else has tried this method of migration as the alternative provided in the docs seems a bit more prone to error (stuff like deleting/creating databases in the shell should NOT be encouraged for a migration IMO).

Granted, I could just have a go, but the raspberry pi will probably take a while to generate the migration file so I thought I’d ask first!

EDIT: Considering it’s an official app I might just bite the bullet and have a go. Can’t see anyone complaining about limitations.

depending on you goal a “real” server migration would be the recommended way as this is the only way to keep you metadata like shares, versions and trashbin. Also it only takes into account user owned files - no group folder etc…

I’m sorry but there is no other way to spin up an instance on the new server. Things could be hidden behind some automation process but still this must happen and especially in case of server migration detailed and manual step-by-step process is definitely easier to follow and troubleshoot rather some fancy wizard which leaves you alone in case of unexpected issues