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When running the dry-run, I noticed it got an output of ~10GB(forgot to screenshot) and after running, it reported cleaning 99GB.
Additional Context
What I noticed is that the only difference on the runs is that the actual run asked for my password, so I got investigating the code a bit and this bit of code seems to be the "problem"/masking the difference:
@athossampayo
I looked a bit into the issue, there is no way to increase privileges of python script mid run.
But you can always run it with sudo and problem will go away.
I'll close the issue for now but you are welcome to reopen it if problem persists with sudo
Is your feature request related to a problem?
When running the dry-run, I noticed it got an output of ~10GB(forgot to screenshot) and after running, it reported cleaning 99GB.
Additional Context
What I noticed is that the only difference on the runs is that the actual run asked for my password, so I got investigating the code a bit and this bit of code seems to be the "problem"/masking the difference:
What do you think of adding a option to force it to get all the permissions for dry-run too?
Also great work on this project! Simple and effective ❤️
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