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Currently, we have options for deleting all snapshots up to a given snapshot and for deleting all snapshots across datasets matching a specified snapshot. Another set of useful options might be ones that specify the deletion of all snapshots after a given snapshot or all snapshots between two given snapshots. These would be mutually exclusive with --upto.
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Thinking about this further, really it only makes sense to have a --range option. I think that --after would probably just be equivalent to a rollback...
Further suggestion: make the second argument to the incremental flag optional. If not specified, deletes all snapshots from the specified snapshot to the current snapshot (exclusive of current).
This is added in f80e09e. I did not make the argument to the --range flag optional, however. Frankly, I couldn't figure out how to reasonably implement that. Perhaps for another day, but I also don't think it matters all that much.
Currently, we have options for deleting all snapshots up to a given snapshot and for deleting all snapshots across datasets matching a specified snapshot. Another set of useful options might be ones that specify the deletion of all snapshots after a given snapshot or all snapshots between two given snapshots. These would be mutually exclusive with --upto.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: