bradfitz / embiggen-disk

embiggden-disk live-resizes a filesystem after first live-resizing any necessary layers below it: an optional LVM LV and PV, and an MBR or GPT partition table
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dry run output: Println -> Printf as intended #2

Closed gtklocker closed 6 years ago

gtklocker commented 6 years ago

Output before:

~/go/bin(master*) » sudo ./embiggen-disk -dry-run /
[dry-run] would've run sfdisk -f to set new partition table
[dry-run] would've run %v %v /usr/bin/btrfs [btrfs filesystem resize max /]
No changes made.

Output after:

~/go/bin(master*) » sudo ./embiggen-disk -dry-run /
[dry-run] would've run sfdisk -f to set new partition table
[dry-run] would've run /usr/bin/btrfs [btrfs filesystem resize max /]
No changes made.
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bradfitz commented 6 years ago

Thanks!