'CleanupOrFail': Cleanup but returns error if it would cleanup with -u #57
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I'd rather know early if there are snapshots that need cleaning up, rather than finding out while adding something unrelated. Keeps things tidy. I thought of giving Cleanup() this behaviour directly, but suspected a breaking change like that would not be welcome. So instead I wrote its wacky sister function. If you see the name, cringe, and think of a better one, speak up -- I'm terrible at names. HTH, HAND!
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I'd rather know early if there are snapshots that need cleaning up,
rather than finding out while adding something unrelated. Keeps things
tidy.
I thought of giving Cleanup() this behaviour directly, but suspected a
breaking change like that would not be welcome. So instead I wrote its
wacky sister function. If you see the name, cringe, and think of a
better one, speak up -- I'm terrible at names.
HTH, HAND!