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(exa PR) 941: Show mounted filesystems and btrfs subvolumes #53
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Pull latest from upstream
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I like the idea as well. But yes. I feel like this should be behind an option Also: I don't see any new tests. It might make sense to add some for such a feature |
Agreed, needs tests, option and documentation. |
I have tested it and although I am a bit confused about the chosen rendering (the curly braces) it seems to work. According to ogham/exa#434 (comment) @ogham found it very useful as well back then so looking good so far |
Another thing to change before merging perhaps? |
@daviessm seems to be active on github so maybe they have any insight on why they did it that way |
This was the fist bit of Rust code I ever wrote, sorry if it's a bit strange. I'm open to changing any of the symbols used - I was awaiting feedback from the Regarding tests - is it possible to do tests without a btrfs filesystem? I can add all of this in over the next few weeks if you give me some pointers. |
I'm not sure but I would say it could be given that the information would have to be a file or file attribute. Maybe they help to gain more insight: https://github.com/pop-os/proc-mounts/blob/master/src/mounts/mod.rs |
Ok; should I start a new PR or should I submit a PR to this branch? |
I'd actually prefer a new PR (that way I can add myself as a reviewer), bonus points if you follow https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/ |
Closing in favor of new PR. |
New PR: #167 |
ogham/exa#941
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