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I'm trying to destroy pool directly, but I've to destroy filesystem first, could we add support for such option?
Like add --force option?
[root@storageqe-62 ~]# stratis pool list
Name Total / Used / Free Properties UUID Alerts
olympic 186.31 GiB / 1.13 GiB / 185.18 GiB ~Ca,~Cr, Op 9f7343ef-6cce-452a-bedb-8079e5d95046
stratis_howto 1.46 TiB / 1.78 GiB / 1.45 TiB ~Ca,~Cr, Op 0a2ff1a5-dcb8-4d1e-8f3d-1c59fe92db35
[root@storageqe-62 ~]# stratis pool destroy olympic
Execution failed:
stratisd failed to perform the operation that you requested. It returned the following information via the D-Bus: ERROR: filesystems remaining on pool.
[root@storageqe-62 ~]# stratis daemon version
3.4.4
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Part of our design is to not add a --force option anywhere. If we override any safety mechanism, the specific mechanism being overridden must be specified. An example of a specific kind of force option is the option, --trust-url.
For the filesystems, we have always taken the position that the user must umount the filesystem themselves.
I'm trying to destroy pool directly, but I've to destroy filesystem first, could we add support for such option?
Like add
--force
option?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: