Recursive subvolume deletion only reports upper snapshot deletion. #923
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Hi, I submitted a patch for this issue. https://lore.kernel.org/linux-btrfs/[email protected]/T/#u |
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When a subvolume is deleted with the recursive option, any nested (child) subvolumes also get removed without report it. This patch modifies the delete subvol command to print a listt of child subvolumes during recursive deletion. Issue: kdave#923 Signed-off-by: Sidong Yang <[email protected]>
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…elete When a subvolume is deleted with the recursive option, any nested subvolumes also get removed without reporting it. Update the subvolume delete command to print the list of nested subvolumes. Issue: #923 Signed-off-by: Sidong Yang <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: David Sterba <[email protected]>
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Might be a little premature, but was expecting the new recursive subvolume delete to report all the subvolumes deleted rather than just the upper level subvolume.
So with:
# btrfs sub create butts && btrfs sub create butts/butts && btrfs sub create butts/butts/butts
Create subvolume './butts'
Create subvolume 'butts/butts'
Create subvolume 'butts/butts/butts'
Would expect something like:
# btrfs --dry-run sub del -R butts
Delete subvolume 5896 (no-commit): '/root/btrfs-progs/butts/butts/butts'
Delete subvolume 5895 (no-commit): '/root/btrfs-progs/butts/butts'
Delete subvolume 5894 (no-commit): '/root/btrfs-progs/butts'
But you get:
# btrfs --dry-run sub del -R butts
Delete subvolume 5894 (no-commit): '/root/btrfs-progs/butts'
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